IAvH-CSA-01103 To obtain a wav file of the original recording, please contact coleccionesbiologicas@humboldt.org.co Grabado por DCF el 15 agosto 2005 en Reserva Los Yalcones en Huila a los 2519 a 2600 msnm

As background species were originally mentioned: Scytalous latrans (bsa16610),Trochilidae

Moore et al. 2013: Bird Sounds of Ecuador DVD

Moore et al. 2013: Bird Sounds of Ecuador DVD

Moore et al. 2013: Bird Sounds of Ecuador DVD

ID certainty 100%. (Archiv. tape 191 side A track 52 seq. C)

ID certainty 100%. (Archiv. tape 191 side A track 52 seq. A)

IAvH-CSA 16572

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IAvH-CSA 16570

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Call was given after broadcast of primary song and chatter calls. The bird approached but stayed in cover and gave this aggravated sound.

Natural vocalization. From agitated female? Several Rufous Spinetails in background.

Humid forest. Reference: ILB 238-241 (Scyspi46). Krabbe & Nilsson (2003) (ISBN 90-75838-06-9).

First 15 s natural, rest after playback. Humid forest. Reference: XLIB 135-141, -144 (nv), -146, -152 (pb) (Scyspi43). Krabbe & Nilsson (2003) (ISBN 90-75838-06-9). Filtered version on Moore et al. (2013) (http://johnvmoorenaturerecordings.com/pubs/ECUAD/main.htm).

Humid forest. Reference: XXXIIIB 463-470 (Scyspi40). Krabbe & Nilsson (2003) (ISBN 90-75838-06-9).

Excited male after vocal outbursts of two females and another male. Humid forest. Reference: XXIXB 291-335 (Scyspi25). Krabbe & Nilsson (2003) (ISBN 90-75838-06-9).

dense tangles (not bamboo) in undergrowth in wet forest. Reference: XVIIA 306-398 (Scyspi17). Krabbe & Nilsson (2003) (ISBN 90-75838-06-9).

ID certainty 100%. (Archiv. tape 191 side A track 52 seq. B)

IAvH-CSA 16610

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WP 23/9/2013: originally the also field had: Pseudotriccus ruficeps (bsa1103)

ref: Donegan, T.M. & Avendaño-C., J.E. 2008. Notes on Tapaculos (Passeriformes: Rhinocryptidae) of the Eastern Andes of Colombia and Venezuelan Andes, with a new subspecies of Scytalopus griseicollis from Colombia. Ornitología Colombiana 6: 24-65.

About 10m away in dense understory of montane tropical forest. I originally called this bird Ash-colored Tapaculo, but upon further listening, the speed of the trill and the abrupt ending seem better for Spillmann's.

2 females, 2-3 males. Humid forest. Reference: XLIB 134-135 (Scyspi42). Krabbe & Nilsson (2003) (ISBN 90-75838-06-9).