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Live Cornell Lab Panama webcam: Canopy Lodge (3 Viewers)

Just jealous, I had to work today so missed most of it, but hey, the Barred Antshrike, and the Variegated Squirrel yesterday were cool.
Whenever I have dipped in today there's been Gray or Clay in the names.
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finally connected with the black-chested jay just as the light was going yesterday.
Also, what is this little green bird, please? Must be one we've had but I'm confused!
 

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CerambyX said:
Green bird should be female Thick-billed Euphonia I believe.
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Thanks. I saw another one that looked like a watered down version of the male (green but with a yellow headcap) but perhaps it was an immature male.
There must have been around 20 species of birds identified by now. Several opossum sightings last night, too - common I think.
 
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I think I finally spotted the silver-throated tanager. And the immature male thick-billed euphonia.
Have we had the black-capped blue one before?... i see it's a green honeycreeper, so the answer is 'yes'. (It looks blue to me!)
 

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I thought I'd put an up-to-date list of sightings on the webcam on eBird (but not for public view so that I can remove them again easily). The advantage is that this should put things in taxonomic order. I don't know whether it will work or not but at least I've increased my life-list by 23 temporarily 8-P


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Location
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Canopy Lodge, Coclé, PA ( Map ) ( Hotspot )
Date and Effort
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Sun Feb 18, 2018

Protocol:
Incidental

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Observers:
Ken Noble

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Species

23 species total


    • Grey-headed Chachalaca

    • Grey-cowled Wood-Rail

    • Rufous-tailed Hummingbird

    • Rufous Motmot

    • Spot-crowned Barbet

    • Red-crowned Woodpecker

    • Barred Antshrike

    • Cocoa Woodcreeper

    • Black-chested Jay

    • Clay-coloured Thrush

    • Prothonotary Warbler

    • Tennessee Warbler

    • Flame-rumped Tanager

    • Crimson-backed Tanager

    • Blue-grey Tanager

    • Palm Tanager

    • Silver-throated Tanager

    • Red-legged Honeycreeper

    • Green Honeycreeper
    • Buff-throated Saltator

    • Dusky-faced Tanager

    • Red-crowned Ant-Tanager

    • Thick-billed Euphonia
 
Surreybirder said:
I thought I'd put an up-to-date list of sightings on the webcam on eBird (but not for public view so that I can remove them again easily). The advantage is that this should put things in taxonomic order. I don't know whether it will work or not but at least I've increased my life-list by 23 temporarily 8-P

[*]Grey-headed Chachalaca

[*]Grey-cowled Wood-Rail

[*]Rufous-tailed Hummingbird

[*]Rufous Motmot

[*]Spot-crowned Barbet

[*]Red-crowned Woodpecker

[*]Barred Antshrike

[*]Cocoa Woodcreeper

[*]Black-chested Jay

[*]Clay-coloured Thrush

[*]Prothonotary Warbler

[*]Tennessee Warbler

[*]Flame-rumped Tanager

[*]Crimson-backed Tanager

[*]Blue-grey Tanager

[*]Palm Tanager

[*]Silver-throated Tanager

[*]Red-legged Honeycreeper

[*]Green Honeycreeper

[*]Buff-throated Saltator

[*]Dusky-faced Tanager

[*]Red-crowned Ant-Tanager

[*]Thick-billed Euphonia
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Thanks for updated list! It looks like it is missing Chestnut-headed Oropendola and Collared Aracari though ;) So 25 species seen at the camera so far?
I think there was also some footage of Baltimore Oriole previously on the same Cornell Lab Bird Cams Project Youtube channel?
 
CerambyX said:
Thanks for updated list! It looks like it is missing Chestnut-headed Oropendola and Collared Aracari though ;) So 25 species seen at the camera so far?
I think there was also some footage of Baltimore Oriole previously on the same Cornell Lab Bird Cams Project Youtube channel?
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Well spotted!
 
Not looked at this recently, but due to a new phone contract with increased data just been on again, scored with Honeycreepers, I assume Red-legged and Green, plus what I assumed was a Toucanet but can’t find it googling for Toucanet Costa Rica. Mainly chestnut with blueish wings and yellow outer tail feathers. Big ivory bill (not woodpecker ;)) with shield extending onto crown. Can’t copy a still on my phone.

Edit: yeah, that 20 minutes of that smacked 0.9 gigs of my new ten gig monthly phone allowance. Could get expensive if you got addicted.
 
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Dave Ball said:
... plus what I assumed was a Toucanet but can’t find it googling for Toucanet Costa Rica. Mainly chestnut with blueish wings and yellow outer tail feathers. Big ivory bill (not woodpecker ;)) with shield extending onto crown.
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That sounds like Chestnut-headed Oropendola - they are daily visitors. Usually very brief visits though. :t:
 
Leucistic Clay-colored Thrush briefly this afternoon. It was entirely light tan/cream with slightly darker wingtips. Must have been channeling its inner Iceland Gull!
 
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