loads of migrants! coming through and arriving.. tree full with Resplendent Quetzales and three wattled Bellbirds...great morning!

This morning I was ready to go to the cloud forest and check out the birds. I was there yesterday with my friend and did see several three wattled Bellbirds, they stay always longer in this part of Boquete then higher up on the Quetzal trail. This is a different micro climate and so the fruit is on different times ready. This year the Bell birds do stay longer then I ever saw...but there is so much fruit this year, incredible. And also the areas where they migrate to (Bocas) in the non breeding season, there was very much  rain and here in Boquete pretty dry.
This week the wet season starts finally in our area and so at 11am the clouds are coming in (picture)

and we get finally the thunderstorms..before that will happen , we have nice fresh sunny mornings , love it!!! Also a whole bunch of immature and adult Quetzales together with the Bellbirds , by the way I did see a lot of immature Bellbirds
Yesterday I did see again a Canada Warbler on our farm...a new bird on our farm! Today again 1 Canada Warbler and very nicely a big group of black burnian Warblers together..the first this season. I counted 15! Never did see that before..so much black burnian Warblers together..
I did see the first black throated green Warbler. And weird enough still not one Wilson's Warbler yet...
My list...
black Guan (group of 5)
(yesterday the highland Tinamou)
spotted Wood Quail (1 with 4 immature)
band tailed Pigeons
sulphur winged Parakeets
green Hermit
violet Sabrewing
Garden Emerald (sun bathing )

scintillant Hummingbird
resplendent Quetzal (1 immature Female, 1 immature Male, 1 adult Male and female)
a small movie... https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=286887374839587&set=vb.157720141089645&type=2&theater&notif_t=video_processed

and then between all those Quetzales and Bellbirds.. the blue crowned Motmot:

blue throated Toucanets
hairy Woodpecker
red faced Spinetail
olivaceous Woodcreeper (1600 meter..pretty high up) (yesterday also on our farm..1250 m ..)
silvery fronted Tapaculo
Mountain Elaenia
eye ringed Flatbill(first time that I see this bird in this area!):

dark Pewee
eastern Wood Pewee(I think)
yellowish Flycatcher

three wattled Bellbird adults and immatures.......: (pic..female)
small movie: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=286885464839778&saved
brown capped Vireo
gray breasted Wood Wren
ochraceous Wren
plain Wren
House Wren
black faced Solitair
orange billed nightingale Thrush
Mountain Thrush
clay colored Thrush
flame throated Warbler
tropical Parula
black throated green Warbler(first time this season)
black burnian Warblers (picture):

black and white Warbler
northern Waterthrush
slate throated Redstart
collared Redstart
Canada Warbler
three striped Warbler
common bush Tanager
silver throated Tanager
white naped brush Finch
chestnut capped brush Finch
rufous collared Sparrow
flame colored Tanager
golden browed Chlorophonia

From 8-11 am, I walked maybe 100 meters!! No wind ,  bit sun, not bright.


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