Finally some decent shots of hummers. The 3-hour trip from Rancho to Savegre was highlighted by a stop for lunch at a restaurant that featured a platform alive with Hummingbirds. With decent light, I got some good shots (finally) after struggling with lighting.
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A few shots left from Rancho
Here is a Rufous-tailed Hummer that lost half it 's tail.
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| Chestnut-sided Warbler headed to the states. |
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| A much-better photo of the Red-throated Ant-tanager |
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| Grey-chested Dove |
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On the advice of the group of pro photographers at Rancho, I tried using my flash
and this was the results of a White-necked Jacobin
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Great bird shows up my last morning in Rancho
Golden-winged Warbler
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| This is a female Snowcap. I missed the male. |
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| The Mot-mot showed up on the feeders, to the ecstasy of the pro photographers. |
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Volcano Hummingbird
A endemic to Costa Rica
This was at the lunch stop with all the feeders.
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| Fiery-throated Hummingbird |
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| and in the right light. |
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Gorgeous bird!
Long-tailed Silky-flycatcher
another endemic to CR
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| Stripe-tailed Hummingbird |
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| About $5.40 for the combo |
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| Market on Rt. 2 |
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