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  1. P

    (Jalisco, Mexico) Sorry for the poor resolution but I saw this bird a few days ago and I'm unable to identify it.

    It had an orange spot near the tail, if anyone is able to identify it, I would be very greatful
  2. S

    The pink-headed warbler and the kids

    One day I was with the board of managers of the indigenous communal park Montetik, in San Cristóbal de las Casas, shooting a one minute video to promote their site as a birding destination. People from around the globe visit this site to see the pink-headed warbler; a beautiful, yet unknown...
  3. S

    Microendemic Nava's wren. Chiapas, Mexico

    El Ocote Biosphere Reserve. It was a cool morning but it was only a matter of time before the inevitable heat of the tropical rainforest would start to pick up. It is a tough hike uphill to get to the Nava's wren site but also thrilling to hike through an untouched jungle. You never know what...
  4. J

    Any news about the Howell & Dyer Mexico guide?

    It has been publicised in several places that Steve Howell and Dale Dyer are working on a new bird guide to Mexico since a few years ago. I am planning to go to Mexico next year, so I am curious if there is any news on the planned release of that book? A google search yielded no results...
  5. Great Kiskadee eating a worm

    Great Kiskadee eating a worm

  6. P

    South Mexico (Oaxaca and Chiapas) April-May 2024

    Hi, Me and one member of my family are doing a South Mexico trip from 27 April - 13th May. Looking for 1 or 2 companions to bring costs down and bring entertainment up! Planning to hire a guide for Chiapas only while exploring Oaxaca on our own. I know this might be last minute for some, but I...
  7. P

    Mexico Birding Advice!

    Hi all, I'm off next week for a month in Mexico on a trip with my partner. I'm from the UK and I have never been to the country before and would love some advice for seeing some wonderful New World species!:) I'll be starting in Mexico City before heading to Oaxaca, and then Puerto Escondido in...
  8. Laughing falcon

    Laughing falcon

    Laughing falcon, perched high in a tree
  9. B

    Unknown Tern - Quintana Roo, Mexico

    I took this photo a few years ago in Mexico but I am unsure exactly what it is. Can anybody assist in identifying?
  10. R

    Puerto Vallarta

    Planning a short trip to PV from Arizona and trying to squeeze in as much birding as possible. So far the itinerary includes 1 full day at San Sebastian de Oeste, one morning in tropical forest areas (with local guide), and one afternoon in Rancho Primavera (El Tuito). We are wanting to see the...
  11. Boucard's wren

    Boucard's wren

    Boucard's wren is found in south-central Mexico, in the states of Puebla, Morelos, Guerrero, and Oaxaca. It inhabits dry to arid forest that sometimes has giant cacti.
  12. G

    Please help me identify this small brown bird?

    Small brown bird seen in Tijuana Mexico Dec 30, 2017. I think it's a Flycatcher or Phebe of some sort.
  13. Guadalupe Junco

    Guadalupe Junco

    A lovely little endemic, whose population is recovering since the work done by a Mexican conservation NGO to remove invasive mammals from the island.
  14. FormerMemberfor15years

    "grey" Snowy Egret, Campeche, Mexico

    Hi all, It is possible, from this single shot, to say if this Snowy Egret is just dirty or if the feathers above are really grey for some reasons ? I guess bare parts colours exclude hybridation but a second thought is welcome. Photo from today in a mixed egret colony in Ciudad del Carmen...
  15. FormerMemberfor15years

    Terns in Mexico, today

    Hi all, I have spent months in Ciudad del Carmen (Campeche, Mexico) and didn't see any Sterna untill today ! On this photo, you can see two Sterna on the left and I'd like your comment on their identification. I guess Forster's and Common are the two options. Thanks very much. o
  16. Happy Wren

    Happy Wren

    One of the 'small' wrens at 5.3in(13cm) Endemic of W. Mexico
  17. white_brown_jay_albino_leucistic_geai_brun_3_mexico.JPG

    white_brown_jay_albino_leucistic_geai_brun_3_mexico.JPG

    Leucistic, juvenile Brown Jay.
  18. L

    Mexico City Black-polled Yellowthroats

    Hi everyone, I'm living in Mexico City and am hoping to view the endemic Black-polled Yellowthroats that live in the Cienegas del Lerma marshes. I haven't been able to find very much specific information about this site, does anybody know where exactly to enter/park in del Lerma for birding...
  19. juancar dieguez

    To id. in Yucatan

    Hello, in Cobá, México, I think it can be Rupornis but i´m not sure... 15/12/2021
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    White eyes vireo
  21. Icterus-chrysater-131931 (1).jpg

    Icterus-chrysater-131931 (1).jpg

    yellow and black turpial, no white on the wings
  22. Eupsittula-nana-131881 (1).jpg

    Eupsittula-nana-131881 (1).jpg

    medium-sized parakeet
  23. Golden-cheeked Woodpecker

    Golden-cheeked Woodpecker

    Golden-cheeked Woodpecker
  24. kahraba

    Blackburnian Warbler ? Yucatan, Mexico

    Hello, is this a Blackburnian Warbler ? If so, is this a first-year bird or a female ? Yucatan, 2018/08/29
  25. kahraba

    Unknown bird - Chunchucmil (Merida) Mexico

    Another terrible long-distance shot against a cloudy sky... I have very little idea of what this could be... It is a bit Kingbird-like but there are no matches in that family. What's more, it is probably smaller in size. No match either in the Vireo family. Any suggestions ? Chunchucmil...
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