Orange-fronted Barbet. A pair of these stayed around a long time. Perhaps we looked as strange to them as they did to us.
Monday, March 25, 2019
Ecuador, December 6, Rio Silanche
December 6 gave us the canopy tower experience. We were up in the air with the birds. I don't know how the builders knew the birds would stick around after the tower was built, but they did. We had a packed breakfast with us and were planning to eat it while leisurely watching a bird flit by. Instead, the birds came too quickly for more than a bite now and then. It was great. 118 species of birds in the day, 52 were new trip birds, and 30 were lifers.
Orange-fronted Barbet. A pair of these stayed around a long time. Perhaps we looked as strange to them as they did to us.
The Guayaquil Woodpecker with a beautiful red head.
A stunning Black-faced Dacnis.
A Golden-bellied Warbler.
A White-tailed Trogon.
The rather strange looking Masked Tityra.
A Yellow-throated Toucan
Orange-fronted Barbet. A pair of these stayed around a long time. Perhaps we looked as strange to them as they did to us.
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Thank you for posting! I was thinking as I clicked the link that maybe I needed to beg for more birds! Well, there can always be more birds... 30 life birds that day and only these few pictures?? Sad, I call it!
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