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Live Cornell Lab Panama webcam: Canopy Lodge (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter RafaelMatias
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Surreybirder
Ken Noble
Now a lizard. You cannot see it in the photo but it seemed to have a sort of horn pointing backwards (and a bit droopy) on the back of its head!
A quick look on Wikipedia suggests that it may be The common basilisk (Basiliscus basiliscus). It is also know as the Christ lizard because it can run on water!
A quick look on Wikipedia suggests that it may be The common basilisk (Basiliscus basiliscus). It is also know as the Christ lizard because it can run on water!
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mark clements
New member
Good call, probably...
Not seen any lizards here before, and the squirrel may be a variegated, which was visiting previously.
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Not seen any lizards here before, and the squirrel may be a variegated, which was visiting previously.
H
Surreybirder
Ken Noble
There was a spectacular butterfly and a hummingbird just now... but they are terribly difficult to capture! The latter appeared to have a white mark on its cheek and a pale crown stripe.
Tentativley wondering about white-whiskered hermit. Does it occur at Canopy Lodge?
Tentativley wondering about white-whiskered hermit. Does it occur at Canopy Lodge?
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Surreybirder
Ken Noble
Violet-headed hummingbird seems pretty close, looking at the list of hummers shown as having occurred at Canopy Lodge.
Mark Harper
World Birder
Green Hermit does, I saw this within 10 metres of the feeder pictured in November. Snowy-bellied and Rufous-tailed Hummingbirds and Long-billed Starthroat also seen in the vicinity.
CerambyX
Well-known member
Nice capture of the butterfly - it is some kind of Prepona, most likely of Archaeoprepona genus. There are several similar species - hard to judge which one.
Surreybirder
Ken Noble
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-s1QIUmb3E&feature=youtu.be
a) can someone confirm Swainson's thrushes
b) anyone recognise the humming bird near the start of the clip?
a) can someone confirm Swainson's thrushes
b) anyone recognise the humming bird near the start of the clip?
Mark Harper
World Birder
Snowy-bellied Hummingbird and look good for Swainson's.
birdmeister
Well-known member
Definitely Swainson's Thrushes. Nice!
Surreybirder
Ken Noble
white-tipped dove on the Twitter feed today. I must admit that I'd never heard of that one!
Surreybirder
Ken Noble
Baltimore Oriole can be seen on the Twitter feed - 19th April at 14.28h.
Jeff Hopkins
Just another...observer
Video not available at 4 PM EDT today.
Bummer.
Bummer.
Surreybirder
Ken Noble
Can you not see the Twitter feed to the right of the camera footage? It's often quite interesting to scroll through the recent Tweets. There's a good shot of the snowy-bellied hummer in the last few days.
Jeff Hopkins
Just another...observer
Didn't see the twitter link.
But I figured it out...the link in the original post didn't work anymore. Apparently they restarted the stream. But the stream at the right worked fine.
Just had an ant-tanager.
Surreybirder
Ken Noble
this thread seems to have more or less expired so I thought I'd post the list of confirmed birds seen so far - and then I'm removing them from my ebird page as I've only seen them remotely!!
- Grey-headed Chachalaca
- Grey-cowled Wood-Rail
- White-tipped Dove
- Snowy-bellied Hummingbird
- Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
- Rufous Motmot
- Spot-crowned Barbet
- Collared Aracari
- Red-crowned Woodpecker
- Barred Antshrike
- Cocoa Woodcreeper
- Black-chested Jay
- House Wren
- Swainson's Thrush
- Clay-coloured Thrush
- Prothonotary Warbler
- Tennessee Warbler
- Mourning Warbler
- Flame-rumped Tanager
- Crimson-backed Tanager
- Blue-grey Tanager
- Palm Tanager
- Silver-throated Tanager
- Red-legged Honeycreeper
- Green Honeycreeper
- Bananaquit
- Buff-throated Saltator
- Dusky-faced Tanager
- Red-crowned Ant-Tanager
- Chestnut-headed Oropendola
- Baltimore Oriole
- Thick-billed Euphonia
mark clements
New member
Surreybirder
Ken Noble
What a stunner!
Not seen any previous mentions, but at present what appear to be bats zooming around in front of the camera, most of the night. Just appear as blurry outlines when freezing a frame, except that they have a very bright white spot somewhere on the underside (IR emission rather than reflection?) that shows up as a white line in freeze-frame.
The original link in the OP no longer works, this is the current YouTube view:
Panama Webcam
The original link in the OP no longer works, this is the current YouTube view:
Panama Webcam
RafaelMatias
Unknown member
It's been quite a while since I last posted on this thread, but this seems the right moment to reactivate it. The link on post#1 seems to be dead, but kb57 was kind enough to post a new active link on this other thread.
Here it goes:
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/cams/panama-fruit-feeders/
Happy virtual birding!
Here it goes:
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/cams/panama-fruit-feeders/
Happy virtual birding!