sendero los Quetzales birding day

It was great...not too much sun, cloudy , Bajareque (drizzel) .
Lot of mixed Flocks
Highlights... a big flock of all flame throated Warblers, I did count 14 together.(my pics are all blurry whaaaaa!)I will put this one...

At the end ...Respingo... flocks of sulphur winged Parakeets, they were flying around us and were very close. We felt the wind of their wings...it was so cool.
Female and male Quetzal eating berries. Two beautiful black Hawks...I think they will make a nest on a very high tree on Boquete side of the trail.I have a picture of one of them...

Another good day.

The list...
black Guan in flight
spotted Wood Quail (T)
black Vulture
great black Hawk
broad winged Hawk
band tailed Pigeon in flight
sulphur winged Parakeet
green violet Ear
white throated mountain Gem
Magnificent Hummingbird(T)
Volcano Hummingbird
orange bellied Trogon
resplendent Quetzal
prong billed Barbet
acorn Woodpecker
hairy Woodpecker
red faced Spinetail
ruddy Treerunner
buffy Tuftedcheek (T)
spot crowned Woodcreeper
streak headed Woodcreeper
gray breasted wood Wren
ochraceous Wren
torrent Tyrannulet
tufted Flycatcher
dark Pewee
black Phoebe
black capped Flycatcher
yellowish Flycatcher
yellow winged Vireo
black faced Solitair
clay colored Thrush
mountain Thrush
tropical Mockingbird(on our way to the forest)
black and yellow silky Flycatcher
long tailed silky Flycatcher
golden winged Wabler
flame throated Warbler
chestnut sided Warbler
black throated green Warbler
black and white Warbler
slate throated Redstart
collared Redstart
Wilson's Warbler
three striped Warbler
black cheeked Warbler
sooty capped bush Tanager
spangle cheeked  Tanager
slaty Flowerpiercer
yellow thighed Finch
rufous collared Sparrow
golden browed Chlorophonia

Some impressions later on the day at Respingo and lower  down in Cerro punta