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  1. Vermilion Cardinal female

    Vermilion Cardinal female

    Eating its heart out from the fruit feeder.
  2. Brown-crested Flycatcher

    Brown-crested Flycatcher

    I assume that it is missing at least one tail feather allowing the rufous on the inner web to shine through.
  3. Grasshopper

    Grasshopper

    This was a very large grasshopper sitting eating from the flower. I have not by a quick search found a species name for it, does anyone know?
  4. Pileated Finch female

    Pileated Finch female

    One more look at a female
  5. Russet-throated Puffbird

    Russet-throated Puffbird

    I keep finding images of this species :-) I just had to add this one
  6. Vermilion Cardinal immature

    Vermilion Cardinal immature

    I assume this moth-eaten bird is a young male moulting into the adult plumage. It was too close to contain the entire bird within the frame!
  7. The catch - Reddish Egret

    The catch - Reddish Egret

    I do not truly know if this Reddish Egret (white morph) caught anything in this particular attempt, but it certainly tried :-)
  8. Scaled Dove

    Scaled Dove

    A common species in this area
  9. Chestnut Piculet

    Chestnut Piculet

    Chestnut Piculet behaving like a piculet should (-:
  10. Slender-billed Tyrannulet

    Slender-billed Tyrannulet

    One more image of this species, showing a more standard view
  11. Neotropic Cormorant

    Neotropic Cormorant

    A couple of birds where I got quite close.
  12. Scaled Dove

    Scaled Dove

    Another day and my probably last photo of this dove.
  13. Vermilion Flycatcher

    Vermilion Flycatcher

    The vary saturated colors of this bird combined with the hard sun made it difficult. I hope you agree this photo was worthwhile.
  14. House Wren

    House Wren

    Same bird I uploaded a photo of a couple of days ago. This better shows the length of the bill, and I hope I got enough work in that you agree it was worthwhile.
  15. There is something down there ...

    There is something down there ...

    A hunting Vermilion Flycatcher of subspecies saturatus
  16. The backside view

    The backside view

    of the same Slender-billed Tyrannulet.
  17. If you want me, come and get me

    If you want me, come and get me

    I feel that is what this Slender-billed Tyrannulet must be thinking sitting in the middle of this thorny bush.
  18. Neotropic Cormorant

    Neotropic Cormorant

    The flock was larger than this, and a few moments later, I could not even keep these within the frame.
  19. Size comparison

    Size comparison

    The parrot is actually smaller than the flycatcher! The left hand bird is a Green-rumped Parrotlet and the other is a Gray Kingbird. Instead of trying to save an image that turned out too dark, I turned it into black-and-white, I hope you like the effect.
  20. Crested Caracara

    Crested Caracara

    I had not earlier seen a Caracara with this kind of background ...
  21. Red-crowned Woodpecker male

    Red-crowned Woodpecker male

  22. House Wren

    House Wren

    I think the local form of House Wren had a really long bill. It is subspecies effutitus according to the field guide but seemingly not recognized by Clements.
  23. Strange company

    Strange company

    A Crested Caracara (Northern) with a Black Vulture (brasiliensis). They sat like that for quite a while.
  24. Siberian Sand Plover

    Siberian Sand Plover

    This image has been discussed in this birdforum id thread: https://www.birdforum.net/threads/shorebird-n-colombia.447579/ It seems to be a first for Colombia and second for South America!
  25. Wilson's Plover

    Wilson's Plover

    I do not know which age group this one belongs to. Most likely subspecies beldingi (or possibly local rarity wilsonia).
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