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Yucatan Flycatcher by voice (1 Viewer)

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Not a photo, but a question of voice. The recording I use have a call that starts level and then increases in pitch. Which species present in Yucatan would be closest in sound?

Niels
 
Turns out I later met a guide who could answer. Dusky-capped Fly is quite similar, but the call lasts longer in that species.

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