Rancho Naturalista is a lodge devoted to birding. We had three days there and had great walks, great food, and good companionship. Luis Murillo was our excellent guide, including joining Dave for a white water rafting experience.
Here is the first of two blogs from Rancho Naturalista
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| My cabin on the left |
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A regular visitor to the lodge's feeding stations
Montezuma Oropendola
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| White-necked Jacobin |
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| Green Mango (f) |
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| Grey-headed Chachalaka |
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Bright-rumped Attila
This, and the next five birds were photographed in the very early morning
near a spotlight which was set up to attract moths, which attracted birds for photographers.
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| Yellow-bellied Flycatcher |
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| Red-throated Ant-tanager |
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| White-breasted Wood-wren |
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| Dusky-capped Flycatcher |
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Sunbittern
A wonderful bird, seen in Peru
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Fasciated Tiger-heron
(Also seen in Peru)
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| A Cayman |
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| Black-crowned Night-heron |
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| Hoffmann's Woodpecker |
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Boat-billed Heron
I loved seeing this bird!
I just got a dim glimpse on one in Peru. This one posed for me.
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| "Are you lookin' at me?" |
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