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Moore et al. 2013: Bird Sounds of Ecuador DVD With imitation of Tawny-crowned Pygmy-Tyrant?

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Female's high pitched chips until 0:21 where the male takes over and gives 4 different calls.

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two birds

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three birds under 1 m inside dense palm forest island, two males in a vicious fight after a vocal standoff, including rolling around on the ground, the female watching from perches low inside the forest; with two males singing and euphonia mimicry, is the sound like Short-crested Flycatcher mimicry or a real bird (which is routine in the area, but not usually low inside a palm forest--it may be Euphonia); after several minutes, only one bird seems to be singing (the victor? I did not annotate this well), and I noted that toward the end the bird doing the jit-jit-jist vocalizing was the female;

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ID certainty 70%

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Disturbed area with a few standing trees