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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Birdingcraft" data-source="post: 2754530" data-attributes="member: 55810">Did a bird count at Quebrada Gonzalez on Sunday, June 16th. Birding was pretty good overall with two or three mixed flocks and fruiting trees in the parking lot attracted some tanagers.We checked both sides of the road, highlights were:Olive-backed Quail-Dove: Excellent looks at 2 birds near the start of the loop trail.Snowcap: Quick looks at a female.Lattice-tailed Trogon: One heard.Striped Woodhaunter: 3 heard with mixed flocks, none seen.Dull-mantled Antrbuird: Nice looks and heard on both trails.Spotted Antbird: One on upper part of loop trail (often get them there).Streak-chested Antpitta: Three heard, none seen.Nightingale Wren: Usually hear this bird at Quebrada, on Sunday we also caught a glimpse of it.Pale-vented Thrush: Expected there at this time of the year, I heard around 20 of them.White-throated Shrike Tanager: Very nice looks at a few.Emerald, Black and yellow, Bay-headed, Silver-throated, Tawny-crested, Dusky-faced, and Carmiol's Tanagers, and Green and Shining Honeycreepers.</blockquote>