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kahraba's latest activity
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Yes Panama flycatcher -
If it has a country in it's name, you could be right?
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Greater Spotted Eagle imo - long legs (cf Steppe) reaching beyond tail base, fairly uniform dark underwing with a single pale crescent...
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kahraba replied to the thread Myiarchus Flycatchers - Costa Rica.Plain gray head, virtually no rufous on wings or tail, correct habitat and range... I think I can guess and I share your ID, Andy.
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Sorry Kahraba, hope you don't mind but I think we've established that your ID's are probably OK so I'm going to add one of my own for...
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kahraba replied to the thread Myiarchus Flycatchers - Costa Rica.Thank you all for the replies, I will keep them as Nutting's, then. Ash-throated is not in my field guide, so I simply did not consider...
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I believe all these were taken in Parque Nacional Santa Rosa, northwestern Costa Rica, late february 2016. Are they all Nutting's...
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I'll go with this as I have no better candidates, thank you. We did see other Y-b F's but all looked like this....
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Seems ok to me
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kahraba replied to the thread Costa Rican conundrums.I am unable to find a better candidate here... I have a couple of pics of very similar looking birds and I made Yellow-bellied out of...
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The first bird is a bluethroat too.
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kahraba replied to the thread Costa Rican conundrums.Can #2-3 be identified as Yellow-bellied Flycatcher ?
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Don't know #1 but 2 looks to be a Sharpie
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kahraba replied to the thread Two raptors - Irazu, Costa Rica.Thanks Andy, you are certainly right. Tiny Hawk would show barred vent, would it not ? I assume that the lack of rufous is due to the...
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Prompted by recent threads about Costa Rica, I got back into old pics from february '16. These two raptors were seen at Irazu Volcano. I...
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