Field notes, v1472
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Marshall, (1942) Attila spadiceus Lake Ohomega On the west side of the lake was a flat area with a very luxuriant mixed growth of large trees small trees and patches of dense brush. A great variety & number of birds always encountered there. Some, like the Attila, and even Best-killed flycatcher were found here only. Both my Attila specimens were shot here as they perched high in the taller trees. The male was singing - a very fine performance of descending series of doubly reflected whistles. ~~~~ Little activity - sat very quietly & motionless. Posture upright like Kingbird.