Live Cornell Lab Panama webcam: Canopy Lodge (1 Viewer)

[Surreybirder]

I noticed that about 300 people were watching it just now. Quite impressive. I enjoy the Ontario one from time t time as well. Does anyone have any other recommended live bird web cams - the links in that section of Birdforum seem to be mostly rather old.

 

[Surreybirder]

buff-throated saltator just now

 

[edenwatcher]

Had rufous motmot a couple of days ago, but I get a bit fed up with the endless thrushes/squirrels.
The Ontario one get's some high quality - pine and evening grosbeaks regular. Sapsucker woods has good variety but none of it very exciting.

Rob

 

[Surreybirder]

Nice one from Ontario

 

[mark clements]

Gray jay?

 

[birdmeister]

Gray jay?

Yes.

I really do enjoy the grosbeaks and Gray Jays on the Ontario feeder.

 

[Surreybirder]

Someone spotted one I've never heard of (in Panama):
Cheryl Ann Kingston @Saidhbhin74

@PanamaFeederCam 16:51, 2/09 Another first for me at Canopy Lodge in Panama! A Cocoa Woodcreeper! I've seen so many amazing birds, squirrels, butterflies and other critters on the Panama Fruit Feeders Camera! https://youtu.be/PkQinwTlWq8

 

[RafaelMatias]

Someone spotted one I've never heard of (in Panama):
Cheryl Ann Kingston @Saidhbhin74

@PanamaFeederCam 16:51, 2/09 Another first for me at Canopy Lodge in Panama! A Cocoa Woodcreeper! I've seen so many amazing birds, squirrels, butterflies and other critters on the Panama Fruit Feeders Camera! https://youtu.be/PkQinwTlWq8

Very nice addition!

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

The twitter feeds shows a Black-chested jay visiting which I don't think anyone here has mentioned.

Just had a couple (or two visits by the same one).

 

[CerambyX]

Just had a couple (or two visits by the same one).

Nice bird! Looks to be rare visitor to the feeder :t:

 

[Surreybirder]

Big butterfly!
And now joined by a second one (with very exaggerated-shaped wings).

 

[RafaelMatias]

Big butterfly!
And now joined by a second one (with very exaggerated-shaped wings).

The larger one is one of the Owl butterflies (Caligo sp.).

 

[kb57]

Just had a couple (or two visits by the same one).

Saw these too at the weekend - great looking birds, and thanks for confirming ID, as they are not in the 'common birds of the Panama fruit feeder' guide which Cornell Lab have also put on YouTube.

 

[Surreybirder]

not sure what these are:
sorry if they've come up before.

 

[RafaelMatias]

not sure what these are:
sorry if they've come up before.

Indeed they have
They are Dusky-faced Tanager and Chestnut-headed Oropendola, respectively.

 

[Surreybirder]

Indeed they have
They are Dusky-faced Tanager and Chestnut-headed Oropendola, respectively.

Thanks, Rafael. I don't have a Panama field guide so that's my excuse!

 

[CerambyX]

There was for me unfamiliar bird some 30 minutes ago - the same Red-Crowned Ant Tanager that has already been seen or something else?

EDIT: A bit later there was a bird what certainly looks like a female Red-Crowned Ant Tanager (2nd picture)

 

[CerambyX]

Also some other new faces :-O

 

[RafaelMatias]

There was for me unfamiliar bird some 30 minutes ago - the same Red-Crowned Ant Tanager that has already been seen or something else?

EDIT: A bit later there was a bird what certainly looks like a female Red-Crowned Ant Tanager (2nd picture)

Agree with your IDs, very nice.

Also, at 18:22:35 (Panama/webcam time) there was apparently a Rufous-tailed Hummingbird feeding on the purple flowers on the background (you can still scroll back and see it for about 3.5 hours more from now).

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

Just had a motmot and a wood-rail within 30 second of each other!

And now a human putting out more fruit.