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Flmnh Animal Sound Recordings Digitized, but Not Yet Available on the Web FLMNH ANIMAL SOUND RECORDINGS DIGITIZED, BUT NOT YET AVAILABLE ON THE WEB Genus name Species name Country No. Genus name Species name Country No. Cebus apella Brazil 1 Crypturellus cinnamomeus Mexico 3 Spea bombifrons USA 1 Crypturellus bartletti Peru 1 Geocapromys brownii Jamaica 12 Rhynchotus rufescens Brazil 1 Gastrophryne carolinensis USA 1 Anhima cornuta Peru 4 Eleutherodactylus coqui USA 1 Anhima cornuta unknown 2 Eleutherodactylus johnstonei St. Lucia 2 Tinamidae sp. Colombia 1 Alligator mississippiensis USA 1 Tinamidae sp. Mexico 2 Muntiacus muntjak India 1 Tinamidae sp. Peru 1 Dendrobates femoralis Brazil 1 Chauna torquata Brazil 1 Anaxyrus americanus USA 2 Dendrocygna sp. USA 1 Hyla avivoca USA 3 Dendrocygna autumnalis Costa Rica 1 Phyllobates sp. Colombia 1 Anser anser USA 1 Hyla cinerea USA 5 Anser caerulescens USA 6 Kite sp. Peru 1 Branta canadensis USA 2 Pseudacris crucifer USA 3 Aix sponsa USA 2 Leptotila sp. Colombia 3 Anas rubripes USA 1 Rhacophorus sp. USA 1 Anas platyrhynchos USA 5 Lithobates catesbeianus Canada 1 Ortalis vetula Colombia 1 Lithobates catesbeianus USA 1 Ortalis vetula Mexico 2 Scinax ruber St. Lucia 1 Ortalis canicollis Brazil 1 Lithobates clamitans USA 1 Ortalis guttata Colombia 2 Hylobates muelleri Indonesia 1 Ortalis motmot Colombia 1 Lithobates grylio USA 1 Ortalis sp. Peru 3 Leptotila sp. Colombia 3 Ortalis sp. USA 1 Leptotila sp. Peru 1 Dendrortyx macroura Mexico 1 Hyla versicolor Canada 2 Callipepla squamata Mexico 1 Hyla versicolor USA 1 Callipepla squamata USA 71 Rhinella marina Mexico 1 Callipepla squamata unknown 1 Lithobates pipiens USA 1 Callipepla douglasii Mexico 2 Rana sp Peru 1 Callipepla gambelii USA 12 Rana sp USA 2 Philortyx fasciatus Mexico 5 Crypturellus cinereus Brazil 1 Colinus virginianus USA 6 Crypturellus cinereus Colombia 6 Colinus cristatus Costa Rica 1 Crypturellus cinereus Peru 7 Odontophorus leucolaemus Costa Rica 2 Crypturellus soui Ecuador 1 Odontophorus guttatus Costa Rica 1 Crypturellus soui Panama 2 Odontophorus sp. Ecuador 1 Crypturellus soui Peru 5 Dactylortyx thoracicus Guatemala 2 Crypturellus undulatus Colombia 1 Meleagris ocellata Guatemala 1 Crypturellus undulatus Peru 5 Gavia immer Canada 1 Crypturellus cinnamomeus Costa Rica 1 Gavia immer unknown 3 FLMNH ANIMAL SOUND RECORDINGS DIGITIZED, BUT NOT YET AVAILABLE ON THE WEB Genus name Species name Country No. Genus name Species name Country No. Gavia immer USA 1 Daptrius ater Peru 3 Podilymbus podiceps USA 1 Ibycter americanus Venezuela 1 Alouatta seniculus Venezuela 2 Milvago chimachima Colombia 1 Pterodroma hasitata unknown 1 Milvago chimachima Peru 2 Jabiru mycteria Brazil 1 Herpetotheres cachinnans Colombia 10 Mycteria americana USA 4 Herpetotheres cachinnans Ecuador 2 Botaurus lentiginosus USA 1 Herpetotheres cachinnans Honduras 1 Botaurus lentiginosus unknown 1 Herpetotheres cachinnans Mexico 1 Ixobrychus exilis USA 1 Herpetotheres cachinnans Peru 3 Ardea alba USA 1 Falco rufigularis Peru 3 Egretta caerulea USA 4 Rallus elegans USA 2 Egretta tricolor USA 1 Eurypyga helias Peru 1 Butorides virescens Colombia 2 Coturnicops noveboracensis USA 1 Butorides virescens USA 2 Laterallus albigularis Costa Rica 6 Butorides striatus Colombia 1 Laterallus jamaicensis Panama 1 Butorides striatus Peru 2 Laterallus jamaicensis USA 3 Eudocimus albus USA 1 Rallus longirostris USA 2 Mesembrinibis cayennensis Costa Rica 1 Gallinula galeata USA 2 Theristicus caerulescens Brazil 1 Rallus limicola Canada 1 Coragyps atratus Costa Rica 1 Rallus limicola USA 3 Pandion haliaetus USA 5 Rallus sp. Canada 2 Leptodon cayanensis Costa Rica 1 Rallus sp. Colombia 2 Gampsonyx swainsonii Colombia 1 Rallus sp. Ecuador 1 Rostrhamus sociabilis Peru 1 Rallus sp. Peru 1 Haliaeetus leucocephalus USA 2 Aramides cajanea Brazil 1 Accipiter sp. Peru 2 Aramides cajanea Colombia 1 Accipiter sp. USA 1 Aramides cajanea Mexico 1 Buteo magnirostris Colombia 7 Anurolimnas castaneiceps Peru 1 Buteo magnirostris Costa Rica 1 Porzana carolina USA 1 Buteo magnirostris Ecuador 1 Fulica americana USA 1 Buteo magnirostris Mexico 1 Heliornis fulica Colombia 4 Buteo magnirostris Peru 4 Aramus guarauna USA 1 Buteo lineatus USA 8 Aramus guarauna unknown 2 Buteo platypterus USA 1 Aramus guarauna USA 7 Buteo nitidus Mexico 1 Charadrius montanus USA 1 Buteo jamaicensis USA 2 Grus canadensis USA 1 Spizaetus tyrannus Venezuela 1 Burhinus bistriatus Mexico 2 Micrastur gilvicollis Venezuela 1 Burhinus bistriatus unknown 1 Daptrius ater Colombia 6 Vanellus resplendens Peru 1 Daptrius ater Ecuador 1 Pluvialis squatarola unknown 1 FLMNH ANIMAL SOUND RECORDINGS DIGITIZED, BUT NOT YET AVAILABLE ON THE WEB Genus name Species name Country No. Genus name Species name Country No. Pluvialis squatarola USA 3 Geotrygon versicolor El Salvador 1 Pluvialis dominica USA 2 Zenaida asiatica Honduras 1 Numenius americanus USA 6 Zenaida asiatica USA 2 Limosa fedoa USA 1 Zenaida aurita St. Lucia 1 Charadrius vociferus Mexico 1 Zenaida macroura Costa Rica 1 Charadrius vociferus USA 4 Zenaida macroura USA 1 Haematopus palliatus USA 1 Columbina inca Honduras 1 Himantopus mexicanus Colombia 5 Columbina inca Mexico 2 Himantopus mexicanus Peru 1 Columbina passerina Colombia 1 Himantopus mexicanus unknown 1 Columbina passerina Costa Rica 1 Himantopus mexicanus USA 1 Columbina passerina Mexico 1 Gallinago delicata Canada 2 Columbina passerina USA 2 Jacana jacana Colombia 4 Ground-Dove sp. Colombia 3 Jacana jacana Panama 1 Columbina talpacoti Costa Rica 1 Jacana jacana Peru 8 Columbina talpacoti Peru 6 Tringa melanoleuca Colombia 2 Columbina talpacoti unknown 1 Tringa semipalmatus USA 1 Columbina squammata Colombia 9 Tringa semipalmatus USA 7 Claravis pretiosa Ecuador 2 Arenaria interpres Colombia 1 Claravis pretiosa Mexico 2 Scolopax minor USA 1 Claravis pretiosa Peru 8 Leucophaeus atricilla USA 4 Leptotila verreauxi Mexico 1 Larus delawarensis USA 1 Leptotila verreauxi USA 1 Sternula antillarum USA 2 Leptotila plumbeiceps Mexico 2 Phaetusa simplex Peru 2 Leptotila cassini Costa Rica 1 Chlidonias niger USA 1 Geotrygon montana Mexico 1 Thalasseus maximus USA 1 Geotrygon montana Peru 1 Patagioenas cayennensis Colombia 3 Ducula zoeae Papua-New 1 Patagioenas cayennensis Costa Rica 1 Guinea Patagioenas cayennensis Mexico 1 Lorius lory Papua-New 1 Guinea Patagioenas speciosa Peru 2 Coccyzus rufigularis USA 1 Patagioenas leucocephala USA 1 Coccyzus longirostris USA 1 Patagioenas flavirostris Mexico 2 Coccyzus longirostris unknown 1 Patagioenas fasciata Costa Rica 1 Tyto glaucops Haiti or 1 Patagioenas plumbea Peru 1 Dominican Patagioenas subvinacea Colombia 1 Republic Patagioenas subvinacea Costa Rica 1 Poicephalus gulielmi Mexico 3 Patagioenas subvinacea Ecuador 2 Pyrrhura hoffmanni Costa Rica 2 Patagioenas nigrirostris Costa Rica 1 Myiopsitta monachus Brazil 1 Patagioenas nigrirostris Mexico 2 Aratinga holochlora Mexico 1 Streptopelia decaocto USA 1 Aratinga finschi Costa Rica 1 FLMNH ANIMAL SOUND RECORDINGS DIGITIZED, BUT NOT YET AVAILABLE ON THE WEB Genus name Species name Country No. Genus name Species name Country No. Aratinga leucophthalma Brazil 2 Amazona sp. Colombia 4 Aratinga weddellii Peru 2 Deroptyus accipitrinus Venezuela 1 Aratinga nana Costa Rica 1 Cuculus sparverioides Thailand 1 Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus Brazil 3 Eudynamys scolopaceus Malaysia 1 Ara militaris Peru 1 Coccyzus minuta Peru 2 Ara macao Costa Rica 1 Piaya cayana Mexico 1 Primolius maracana Brazil 2 Piaya cayana Panama 1 Forpus sp. Peru 1 Coccyzus americanus USA 11 Brotogeris jugularis Costa Rica 2 Coccyzus sp. Ecuador 2 Brotogeris pyrrhopterus Ecuador 1 Coccyzus sp. Indonesia 1 Brotogeris sanctithomae Colombia 2 Coccyzus minor USA 2 Brotogeris sp. Colombia 6 Coccyzus erythrophthalmus USA 3 Brotogeris sp. Ecuador 2 Tapera naevia Costa Rica 2 Brotogeris sp. El Salvador 1 Tapera naevia Peru 7 Brotogeris sp. Peru 14 Tapera naevia unknown 1 Nannopsittaca panychlora Venezuela 2 Tapera naevia Colombia 2 Pionites melanocephala Peru 2 Morococcyx erythropygus Costa Rica 2 Pionites melanocephala Venezuela 1 Neomorphus rufipennis Venezuela 1 Pionites leucogaster Peru 2 Crotophaga major Colombia 2 Pyrilia haematotis Panama 1 Crotophaga major Peru 3 Graydidascalus brachyurus Colombia 1 Crotophaga ani British West 1 Graydidascalus brachyurus Peru 1 Indies Pionus menstruus Peru 3 Crotophaga ani Colombia 6 Pionus senilis Costa Rica 1 Crotophaga ani Costa Rica 1 Pionus senilis Honduras 1 Crotophaga ani Dominican 1 Republic Amazona albifrons Honduras 3 Crotophaga ani Ecuador 2 Pseudoscops grammicus unknown 1 Crotophaga ani Panama 1 Amazona viridigenalis Mexico 1 Crotophaga ani Peru 4 Amazona autumnalis Costa Rica 1 Crotophaga ani USA 1 Amazona autumnalis Panama 1 Crotophaga sulcirostris Costa Rica 3 Amazona dufresniana Venezuela 1 Tyto alba Dominican 1 Amazona aestiva Brazil 1 Republic Amazona farinosa Costa Rica 3 Tyto alba Mexico 1 Amazona farinosa Peru 2 Tyto alba Peru 1 Amazona oratrix Colombia 2 Tyto alba unknown 2 Amazona oratrix Mexico 1 Tyto alba USA 4 Amazona oratrix Peru 1 Otus scops Italy 1 Amazona ochrocephala Colombia 1 Otus flammeolus USA 1 Amazona ochrocephala Costa Rica 2 Megascops sp. USA 1 Amazona versicolor St. Lucia 3 FLMNH ANIMAL SOUND RECORDINGS DIGITIZED, BUT NOT YET AVAILABLE ON THE WEB Genus name Species name Country No. Genus name Species name Country No. Megascops kennicottii unknown 1 Asio otus USA 3 Megascops kennicottii USA 2 Asio stygius unknown 1 Megascops asio Dominican 1 Pseudoscops clamator Costa Rica 1 Republic Pseudoscops clamator Peru 1 Megascops asio USA 8 Aegolius acadicus USA 1 Megascops
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