Re: New recording

["Juan Pablo" jpculasso]

Luis, Now I understood. In the begining of the recording, (from 30 segs) Ri=
ght Chanel.
The bird is not a Rufous-capped Antshrike
            is a Dysithamnus mentalis - Plain Antvireo.
            Check:
            http://goo.gl/303Er
      Juan.

From: Luis do Carmo
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 5:07 PM
To: 
Subject: Re: [Nature Recordists] Re: New recording


Juan Pablo,

I wasn't referring to the foregroung specimens. The Rufous-capped Antshrike=
 is far away on the backgroung and its sound does have a bouncing ball effe=
ct - increasing the rythm towards the end of the phrase (    ). That's the =
one I believe Chris thought it could be a Trogon.

The local (Itatiaia, Rio de Janeiro) Trogons' songs do start with a repetit=
ion of the same followed by a descending scale towards the end of the phras=
e, but do not alter the tempo as radicaly as some of the Antshrikes.

Luis