[birdky] empidonax question

i saw a flycatcher 2 days ago which was clearly an empidonax. i have heard 
willow flycatcher singing in michigan; it was a two-note call. this bird was 
singing a distinct 3-syllable call, which could have well been the fee-bee-oh 
listed in the book for alder flycatchers. however, the petersen cd and another 
cd i have don't have a 3 -note call for alder. can anyone shed any light on 
this ? i think it was an alder flycatcher, but i've never heard one before that 
i know of.
steve kistler
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