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June 9 II Bird back at nest covered with damp n.m. Stands, preens, looks alert and flies off 5:27 Variant of aerial LCN is "hee-ee" almost bisyllabic. More birds arriving now. Including courting pairs. 5:33 Courting pairs seem very mobile. Flying away soon. [[left margin]] !! [[/left margin]] CC. call could be transcribed as very long "how" or "how-ow-ow-ow-ow" (syllabic division very slight indeed). [[left margin]] !! [[/left margin]] Watching Swoop-Soar pattern. Usual CC is "haaaaah haaaaah haaaaaah haaaaaah...." changing to shriller "heee-ee-eee Areeeeeee" etc, at climax of charge. Series, at high intensity aerial is probably [[left margin]] !!!! [[/left margin]] "Kaaaaah" [[right arrow]] "heeeeeeeeeee" [[right arrow]] kuh-kh-kh-kaaaaauh" [[right arrow]] "ha-ha-ka-ha-ha-ha" Increasing aggressiveness (Two intermediate stages are not quite comparable. "Keeeeeeeeeeee" (with quaver) is really an intermediate stage, although, perhaps, closer to CC., but the "kuh-kh-kh-haaauh" type call is really a rapid alternation of AC and CC. Still dull 5:57. Can be "kh-haaauk" or "kuh-kh-kh-kh kauh" etc, as well as "kuh-kh-kh-kh-kh-hanh" [[left margin]] *3✓ [[/left margin]] Male relieves female. Male does U. Female does U-T-T. ☒✓✓ AC.AC.AC.AC. AC.AC.AC.AC.AC.AC [[left margin]] *6✓ *5✓ *4✓ [[/left margin]] Male relieves female Male U-T. Female U-T-U-HF Female back, n.a.d [[left margin]] *7✓ [[/left margin]] Again female back, n.a.d. Again female back, male nothing, female U. [[left margin]] *10✓ *9✓ *8✓ [[/left margin]] Female joins male three times. n.a.d. each time 6:26. Birds are still very inactive generally