Help with Costa Rica birds (1 Viewer)

[ogurvits]

I am going through pictures from my Costa Rica trip in January. I got a few where I could use some help - thank you ahead to anyone who can help ID them!

Bird 1: I saw think hawk near the Liberia airport - is this a juvenile Roadside Hawk?
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Another shot of hawk picture 2

Bird 2: Taken near La Selva Biological Station. I would say it's a Gartered Trogon, but the belly looks too red - or is it a trick of light?
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Bird 3: Taken near La Selva Biological Station.
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Bird 4: Also near La Selva Biological Station:
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Bird 5: Also near La Selva Biological Station:
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Bird 6: Taken in Palo Verde park - is this a Common Ground Dove or Plain-Breasted?
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Bird 7: Near La Selva Biological Station. It's hard to tell from this belly shot, but I thought I'd give it a try:
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[Andy Adcock]

1. I'm wondering about Grey Hawk, heavy streaking to lower belly isn't right for Roadside?

2. Has to be female Slaty-tailed Trogon?

3. Olive-backed Euphonia

6. Can't see a black bill so not Plain-breasted but it doesn't really look like commen either. What about female Ruddy-breasted?

7. Buff-throated Saltator?



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[JWN Andrewes]

4 looks like Bright-rumped Attila.
5 is a Wood Warbler of some sort, but my Costa Rica field guide is lent out at the moment, and my North America one is in the car which is covered in snow and I'm too warm indoors to want to go and get it right now!

 

[THE_FERN]

My best guess for 5 is female Bay-Breasted warbler based on: bi-coloured bill, pale lores extending to light eye ring which doesn't extend past eye

 

[birdmeister]

My best guess for 5 is female Bay-Breasted warbler based on: bi-coloured bill, pale lores extending to light eye ring which doesn't extend past eye

Black legs and muted flank streaking, too. I think it's Bay-breasted.

 

[ogurvits]

Thank you, everyone!

 

[igorfest]

1 Grey Hawk juv
2 Slaty-tailed Trogon female
3 Olive-backed Euphonia
4 Bright-rumped Attila
5 Bay-Breasted warbler
6 Plain-breasted Ground Dove (bill is actually pale to medium grey with or without a darker tip, try to look photos on Google Images)
7 Grayish (aka Northern Gray) Saltator

Ciao, Igor

 

[ogurvits]

Thank you!