The first 24 seconds of this song isn't typical Great Argus and am grateful to GWH Davison for his expert opinion that it's all from the same bird! This recording has also been uploaded to https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/468914911

ID uncertain. This recording was from swamp loop but heard this call throughout the night when we slept at tabing hide too.

This is a full set of calls and subsequent song, presumably by a male. It came from a low ridgetop where I later saw a full-tailed adult male near a display site

Seems to be a dialog. One week before I saw just on this bukit an Argus male on its courtship place. In the second part of this recording, which I took at the top of the hill, two Hornbills are calling, while they start flying

short cut ofXC491827, without Rhinoceros-Hornbills

Field Number: SWK2017 JRS 102

Song at night - at least 3 birds heard in this cut

Long series

Bird on the apex of a curved branch 2 meters off the ground.

On it's display ground.

Long call