Campo Suiriri

15.5 cm. White supraloral spot. Above grayish olive with a buffy-yellowish rump. Wings black with two whitish-yellow wingbars and margins to the primaries. Below white, tinged gray on the breast. Tail black with white sides and tip. Calls a low "weer... weer...." and a two-syllabled "dudi.... dudi....". Song "jew-BEE-di, di, di", repeated ^30 . Forages by perch-gleaning. Perch-gleaners move through foliage rapidly with short hops and flights, searching only the area they can reach without sallying ^74 . Nest is a simple cup ^86 . Fairly common in open chaco, scrub and dry forest. Mostly Extralimital. Pinto reports the species from<8E>Itapetininga<8E>and<8E>Franca and seen at<8E>Itirapina<8E>in November, 1995 Remold . Recently split from Suiriri suiriri ^44 . 1534 Calls. Cornell Cat 19531. Santo Antonia das Missiones, Rio Grande do Sul, 11<10>4<10>75. With /Furnarius rufus . Recording by W. Belton.: 8207 Call. Cornell Cat 52802. Chapada des Guimaraes, Mato Grosso, 06<10>23<10>90. With /Crypturellus undulatus, Cypsnagra hirundinacea . Recording by D. W. Finch.: 2126 >: