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=== Vocalization === Very poorly known; the available recordings fall into three distinct call types, but specific information on function lacking. ''Peep'': a surprisingly high-pitched (c 2 kHz), short (c 0.1β0.2 s), clear note that sounds rather Passerine-like. Most often given in a quick series that slightly descends, but sometimes also singly. ''Quack'': a brief, rough nasal quack or honk-like note that can be given individually or in series. Lower-pitched and shorter in duration than the analogous call in Chilean Flamingo, but slightly higher-pitched than in James's Flamingo. Often heard in flight. ''Chuckle'': a quiet, conversational call made up of short, low-pitched quack-like notes. Lower-pitched and less nasal than the Quack call, and typically given in a faster series.
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