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Transcription
C. humilis
59
NW Tonala
April 8
1) a'hue, a'hue, a'hue -> pit-tui, pit tui, (Song song)
Two birds or groups sometimes answering one another -- at least singing about the same time. Day overcast and little song at 9:30 A.M.
2) a-weet, a-weet, or cha-weet, cha-weet - Common
'who it', 'who-it', 'who'tit', 'who'-it - Common
chant-haw ha-law- alarm notes
we-do-it, we-do-it
Te-ehe?weet, etc.
Rha-da-waaa -> after a pair lit.
tue-tuet, tweet-tuet, twee tuet -> refined triplet variation.
pit-hue, pit hue, pi'thue - glenat beara song
a-weet, a-weet, a-weet