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Another transitional form (see Warner 9). Tick just above 3 kHz, a little high for COFL, but maximum frequency is at top of range for COFL. Continuity of middle and final notes and low maximum frequency make this a COFL-like intermediate. Compare to Fourth (from left) example of COFL Phrase 2.

Something of an oddball. The frequency range is intermediate. Emphasis of the tick is PSFL-like, but then PSFL rarely show the middle note at all, which here is unusually higher than the third note. The tick is higher than the tick of Phrase 2, highlighting the transitional nature of this bird's repertoire. Typically ticks in Phrase 2 and Phrase 3 are essentially identical.

Slightly more COFL-like than the MPN for the preceding bird because of the ascending middle portion.

Well below 7 kHz, this FPN meets the COFL standard.