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{{Short description|Species of bird}}
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| name = Lesser wagtail-tyrant
| image = Stigmatura napensis - Lesser
| image_caption = Lesser wagtail-tyrant
| status = LC
| status_system = IUCN3.1
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The '''lesser wagtail-tyrant''' ('''''Stigmatura napensis''''') is a small South American species of bird in the Tyrannidae family.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|title=Birds of the World|url=https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/ornith-notes/JN100130|access-date=2021-10-18|website=birdsoftheworld.org|language=en}}</ref>
The lesser wagtail-tyrant
The lesser wagtail-tyrant (Lesser) is now typically found in early [[Ecological succession|succession]] [[vegetation]]. This habitat consists of vigorously growing grasses, shrubs, and trees. Another habitat these birds are found in is newly forming beaches with thick [[tessaria]], tall grass, and young trees on islands along large [[Whitewater river (river type)|white-water rivers]]
The lesser wagtail-
The lesser wagtail-tyrant has a rapidly delivered song, often given in duet,<ref name=":2" /> which easily betrays the species’ presence.<ref name=":0" /> The Lesser group's call is noted to have a soft whistled “wheeert?” or “weeeéé” and a harsh descending rattle that sounds similar to the sound of a bouncing ball. The Bahia group's call is very similar to the Lesser's call except for the descending rattle part of the duet is accelerating with long initial notes.<ref name=":1" /> The song is a lively asynchronous duet, one bird uttering a descending rattle, the other uttering several more melodious notes.<ref name=":0" /> ▼
▲The lesser wagtail-tyrant has a rapidly delivered song, often given in duet,<ref name=":2" /> which easily betrays the species’ presence.<ref name=":0" /> The Lesser group's call is noted to have a soft whistled “wheeert?” or “weeeéé” and a harsh descending rattle that sounds similar to the sound of a bouncing ball. The Bahia group's call is very similar to the Lesser's call except for the descending rattle part of the duet is accelerating with long initial notes.<ref name=":1" /> The song is a lively asynchronous duet, one bird uttering a descending rattle, the other uttering several more melodious notes.<ref name=":0" />
==References==
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