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One of several birds that where calling during the night. We where rigth below the tree where the bird was but were unable to see it.

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Abundant all year around. Noctunal Curassow is NOT that nocturnal at all; it only sings at night, several times encounter on the ground, capture on trap cameras and Waorani People agree with this comment.

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This is an acceptable recording of this special species, lasting several minutes. It was made at 4:19 am ; during a "Big Day count" in Ecuador, when four of my companions identified 431 species in one day, currently the world record. The talking in the background is done by the four birders who broke the record: Dusan Brinkhuizen; Rudy Gelis; Tuomas Seimola; and Mitch Lysinger. The discussion is what other birds may be present, and then where to go next.

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Bosque tropical húmedo primario en piedemonte amazónico de la cordillera oriental. Escuchado y grabado desde la cabaña. La noche siguiente se observó en el bosque norte (sendero púrpura). Primary tropical rainforest of amazonic slopes of eastern andean mountains

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Several birds. Near edge of lake in humid primary forest. Reference: CXVIB 190-204 (Noturu2). Krabbe & Nilsson (2003) (ISBN 90-75838-06-9).

bird-seen:yes

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Interior de bosque, al menos dos individuos vocalizando. Audio amplificado y normalizado.

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Vocalizations by three unseen birds in response to playback. The lowest-pitched bird was probably a male perched about 20m up in canopy of terra firme, the two 'raspier' individuals may have been females (according to our local guides) and sounded lower to the ground.

bird-seen:no

playback-used:yes