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skraak calls classify --folder A05/2026-04-06 --reviewer David --color --filter opensoundscape-kiwi-1.2 --species Kiwi+Male,
  --bind a=eurbla,
  --bind b=nezbel1,
  --bind c=comcha,
  --bind d=saddle3,
  --bind e=pipipi1,
  --bind f=nezfan1,
  --bind g=gryger1,
  --bind i=tui1,
  --bind j=nezkak1,
  --bind k=kea1,
  --bind l=lotkoe1,
  --bind m=morepo2,
  --bind n=nezrob3,
  --bind o=soioys1,
  --bind p=malpar2,
  --bind r=riflem1,
  --bind s=silver3,
  --bind t=tomtit1,
  --bind u=nezpig2,
  --bind v=brncre,
  --bind w=weka1 ,
  --bind x=Noise,
  --bind z="Don't Know",
  --bind 1=Kiwi+Duet,
  --bind 2=Kiwi+Female,
  --bind 3=Kiwi+Male,
  --bind 4=Kiwi,
  --bind 5=Gecko

skraak calls clip --folder . --prefix R620 --output "/home/david/go/src/skraak/.claude/skills/call-classification/Kakariki"  --species malpar2 --filter opensoundscape-multi-1.0 --size 224 --color

skraak calls clip --folder F09/2026-04-06/ --prefix tst --output "/home/david/test/"  --species Kiwi --filter opensoundscape-kiwi-1.2 --size 224 --color

./skraak calls clip --folder "<folder_path>" --prefix <prefix> --output /tmp/<prefix>/ \
  --filter <filter> --species <species> --size 224 --color

./skraak calls clip --folder "<folder_path>" --prefix <prefix> --output /tmp/<subfolder>/ \
  --filter <filter> --species <species> --size 448 --color

# Mark as noise
./skraak calls modify ... --species Noise --certainty 90

## Long-tailed Cuckoo (LTC/lotkoe1) Tips
**CRITICAL**: Read reference examples from `Long-tailed Cuckoo/` folder before reviewing. LTC calls are distinctive but easily confused with other species.
**True LTC pattern** (from verified examples):
- **Ascending whistle**: rising frequency sweep from ~1-2 kHz up to ~4-6 kHz
- **Shape**: clear diagonal upward line on spectrogram, NOT vertical bars
- **Duration**: typically 1-3 seconds per note
- **Quality**: smooth, flute-like whistle, not harsh or buzzy
- **Harmonics**: may show faint harmonics above main note

**Common confusion**:
- Kiwi calls (vertical bars, repetitive)
- Bellbird/Tui (more complex, variable)
- Other cuckoos (different pitch patterns)
**When uncertain**: Compare directly against the 10 verified R620 reference examples in `Long-tailed Cuckoo/` folder.
## GSK(Great Spotted Kiwi)/Roroa Tips
- **Male**: most common, bold vertical stripes ~1/3 to 1/2 spectrogram height
- **Female**: higher frequency, thinner, often fainter - don't mistake faintness for absence
- **Duet**: if ANY female component visible with male, it's a Duet
- **Distant calls**: fainter but still valid - only skip if pattern unclear

- Recordings will be Pacific/Auckland time, from anywhere in the South Island.

- Recordings will likely be timezone Pacific/Auckland.

## Names
- Roroa
- Great Spotted Kiwi
- grskiw1
**Nocturnal** but may be active during the dawn chorus
## Tips
- **Male**: most common, bold vertical stripes ~1/3 to 1/2 spectrogram height
- **Female**: higher frequency, thinner, often fainter - don't mistake faintness for absence
- **Duet**: if ANY female component visible with male, it's a Duet
- **Distant calls**: fainter but still valid - only skip if pattern unclear

## Names
- Long-tailed Cuckoo
- Long-tailed Koel
- LTC
- lotkoe1 
**Active during the day and the night**
## Tips
**True LTC pattern** (from verified examples):
- **Ascending whistle**: rising frequency sweep from ~1-2 kHz up to ~4-6 kHz
- **Shape**: clear diagonal upward line on spectrogram, NOT vertical bars
- **Duration**: typically 1-3 seconds per note
- **Quality**: smooth, flute-like whistle, not harsh or buzzy
- **Harmonics**: may show faint harmonics above main note
**Common confusion**:
- Kiwi calls (vertical bars, repetitive)
- Bellbird/Tui (more complex, variable)
- Other cuckoos (different pitch patterns)
**When uncertain**: Compare directly against the 10 verified R620 reference examples in `Long-tailed Cuckoo/` folder.