Peru - Tambopata National Reserve near Puerto Maldonado (1 Viewer)

[AndyS56]

All three from my trip in October.
1. Maybe a Wren?
2. Probably a Green Kingfisher, but possibly an Amazon Kingfisher?
3. Amazon Kingfisher?
4. ?
5. Possibly the same species as 4?
6. My note says Weaver, but I can't identify the specific species. The made an amazing sound!

Help appreciated - thank you.

Andy

 

[THE_FERN]

First is a wren. On balance I think probably a dark house wren but there other possibilities.

Amazonian kingfisher

Green kingfisher

A thrush (not sure which)

Black-billed thrush

Russet-backed oropendola

 

[Thibaud]

Isn't the 4th photo a House Wren as well?

 

[THE_FERN]

Isn't the 4th photo a House Wren as well?

Yes could be. I was having difficulty making sense of it

 

[AveryBartels]

1. House Wren
2. Amazon Kingfisher (small white dot in front of eye and larger bill)
3. Green Kingfisher (double breast band)
4. House Wren
5. Black-billed (Amazonian) Thrush
6. Russet-backed Oropendola (olive/brown tones and all pale bill)

 

[AndyS56]

Many thanks to you all.

Andy