English: :It was recorded using an smartphone (Moto G first gen), so the quality is not the best. The only processing was adding voice metadata at the beginning (in Spanish) and applying two filters: amplification and compression using Audacity.

It was recorded beside an small (dry) creek , with medium sized trees (like 10 m tall), grasses and shrubs, The area is a mosaic of pastures, small farms, patches of regenerating forest and Eucalyptus trees, in the slopes of a mountain. It was taken during the sunrise, partly cloudy and was not raining.

There is part of the call that is audible from long distances and is the most characteristic, it starts at 1:14 and lasts about 8 seconds. Most of the times I was able to hear several birds singing this call at the same time from the distance, just several seconds a day by the same time in the morning. This time one bird was nearby my tent so I took my phone and recorded it, but I was not able so see the bird.

Identification thanks to Johnnier A. Arango-Bermúdez in the forum.

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Common name: Colombian Chachalaca

Type: call

Genus: Ortalis

Species: columbiana

Location: Proyecto Gaia, Puerto Lopez, Santa Sofía, Boyacá

Country: Colombia

Elevation: 2200 m