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Marshall (1942)
Myiochanes cinereus
Lake Olomega Pairs common
in arid woods & Colinas
de Juncuvaran, noted especially
in timber, along washes.
Behavior much like our pewees.
Call remarkable for flycatcher:
a rolling "preeet" exactly
like the call of a canary.
Like our pewee, 1st to call in
am & last at night. As
I recall at these times
it gave a call similar
to the 4 syllable call of
the W. wood pewee.
Very doubtful for
Clutata - Pairs common in
balsaan groves. Often confused
with Empidonax as it when
it perched at middle height
of trees. Noticably darker than
any other Empidonaxes or
Myiochanes. Appeared much
smaller than "cineus.