2 trips(1th and 2th of February) finally a picture of a scaly crested pygmy Tyrant! and a nest of a green breasted Mango

Every time I am amazed how areas can have so much birds in a few hours and other days you wait and wait....
But we did see during these one and a half day interesting birds...always nice to check out other areas then cloud forest.

1th of February the highlight was to discover a nest of the green breasted Mango in Caldera (600 m)
The list:
black Vulture
Turkey Vulture
white tailed Kite.
short tailed Hawk
crested Caracara
yellow headed Caracara
southern Lapwing in flight
white tipped Dove
brown throated Parakeets
blue headed Parrot in flight
Squirrel Cuckoo
smooth billed Ani
scaly breasted Hummingbird
green breasted Mango:

snowy bellied Hummingbird
rufous tailed Hummingbird
long billed Starthroat
blue crowned Motmot
red crowned Woodpecker
Cocoa Woodcreeper
streak headed Woodcreeper
yellow Tyrannulet
yellow bellied Elaenia
Mountain Elaenia
northern scrub Flycatcher
Panama Flycatcher
great Kiskadee
boat billed Flycatcher
social Flycatcher
streaked Flycatcher
tropical Kingbird
fork tailed Flycatcher

yellow green Vireo
gray breasted Martin
House Wren
tropical Gnatcatcher
clay colored Thrush
tropical Mockingbird
Tennessee Warbler
northern Waterthrush.
crimson backed Tanager
blue gray Tanager
 Palm Tanager
red legged Honeycreeper
streaked Saltator
blue black Grassquit
black striped Sparrow
great tailed Grackle
Baltimore Oriole.
crested Oropendola
yellow crowned Euphonia
lesser Goldfinch    

And we did start our day trip good... in first light a group of fiery billed Aracari's.(nearby Gualaca 400 m)

 We did leave early and did arrive on the continental Divide around 7.30am
On the divide we did see the scaly crested pygmy Tyrant, was great and I pointed it out to 4 Biologist who were also birding there, they were happy , I guess their pics were better than mine...with the big lenses,  but I am happy with my pictures...

We did see quite a big of mixed flocks, so that was nice.
On the Divide we did see a big group of Pygmy Squirrels or Dwarf Squirrels..I did not find out yet, great to see them jumping around , for me new.We stopped after the divide on different spots around the road towards Almirante.
Was a long day , because I needed to drive back for 3 hours to Boquete...on the way back I did see a large group of Keel billed Toucans flying over the road...I had to hit the breaks...what a life!

list 2th of February 2015 Fortuna and surroundings
magnificent Frigate bird
Swallow-tailed kite
great Egret
Cattle Egret
Turkey Vulture
black Vulture
broad winged Hawk
white Hawk
crested Caracara
yellow headed Caracara
white collared Swift
Vaux's Swift
green Hermit
garden Emerald
stripe throated Hermit
fiery billed Aracari
chestnut mandibled Toucan
keel billed Toucan
black cheeked Woodpecker
red faced Spinetail
spotted Barbtail
scale crested Pygmy Tyrant

tufted Flycatcher
tropical Kingbird
blue and white Swallow
bay Wren
House Wren
clay colored Thrush
golden winged Warbler
chestnut sided Warbler
Tennessee Warbler
tropical Parula
Wilson's Warbler
black and white Warbler
black burnian Warbler
slate throated Redstart
three striped Warbler
common bush Tanager
crimson collared Tanager
Passerini's Tanager
blue gray Tanager
Palm Tanager
Emerald Tanager
black and yellow Tanager
silver throated Tanager
Bananaquit
blue black Grassquit
thick billed Seed Finch
black striped Sparrow
rufous collared Sparrow
black thighed Grosbeak
Montezuma oropendola
black cowled Oriole:

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