24th to 30th of June 2016

And so it is  the end of June...it is getting more quiet. In the forest here on the farm very early...we still hear the clay colored and white throated Thrushes singing, but after maybe 10 minutes it stopps and then it is done with the songs of them.
Other birds are still very busy with singing...specially the red crowned Ant Tanager, rosy Thrush Tanagers, rufous breasted Wrens and the orange billed nightingale Thrushes are the winners!
For a whole week every day , almost the whole day a male yellow bellied Seedeater is singing around our house, I hope he get's what he wants... and the probably same pair of thick billed Euphonias are renewing their old nest in the hanging basket in front of our house, so probably they go for a new challenge.
In the night the tropical screech Owls are very active.
Still on the nest 2 immature orange billed Nightingale Thrushes in front of the little Tinamou cottage

and a nest with 2 immature rufous tailed Hummingbirds along the trail

, both very easy to take a quick picture...it is amazing that no predators did found them.
In the forest there are  a lot of nests of the white throated Thrushes, when I hike in the forest it is all the time these Thrushes, who are very alarmed . I discovered one nest in an opening in a trunk (adult bird flew out), for sure there are chicks or eggs, but even with binoculars I cannot see them.
This part of the forest I do like a lot, but I decided not to go there often... too much "upset" birds. They love this kind of areas:




 At this moment it is for the birds a good time to feed their chicks..a lot of caterpillars and other critters.. I think this Caterpillar is not tasty for birds... a whole tree full of them...
I don't know yet which one this is...
Then this insect..really cool!!! It's a whip spider, no harm for us humans..probably not tasty for birds.. does not look tasty... :)
Here some bird pictures of the last days (on our farm)... a nice white naped Brush Finch..she or he had 2 chicks with her...whole family of 4...
Then a very noisy immature yellow headed Caracara...
And a few days ago a very cute immature (food)begging blue headed Parrot, on the left the immature..(a short video of them..   https://www.facebook.com/tinamoucottage/?fref=ts  )
And so ...we go into the month of July...more quiet although I am sure we will have some bird adventures, here on the farm and outside the farm...
Down below I will add my bird list of today .. I had only half an hour time today on the farm...for more bird lists see... http://ebird.org/ebird/subnational1/PA-4?yr=all&m=&rank=mrec
Greetings Terry
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Tinamou Cottage Boquete, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 30, 2016 9:45 AM - 10:15 AM
0.2 kilometer(s)
Comments:     in coffee farm/lower part forest sunny
21 species

Gray-headed Chachalaca  5
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird  5
Blue-crowned Motmot  2
Red-crowned Woodpecker  1
Lance-tailed Manakin  1
Yellow-green Vireo  2     feeding young
House Wren  1
Rufous-breasted Wren  4
Rufous-and-white Wren  1
Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush  5
Clay-colored Thrush  1
White-throated Thrush  1
Rufous-capped Warbler  3
Gray-headed Tanager  1     heard
Blue-gray Tanager  2
Bay-headed Tanager  2
Silver-throated Tanager  1
Red-legged Honeycreeper  3
Yellow-faced Grassquit  1
Streaked Saltator  1
Thick-billed Euphonia  3

chicks from "terror" Thrush flew out this morning 23th of June 2016 6.45am

Update ! on former story...  http://terryboquetebirdstory.blogspot.com/2016/06/terror-thrush-this-morning-5th-of-june.html

So yesterday evening before dark, the clay colored Thrush chickies were still on their nest

And this morning they flew out, this one was sitting in front of our office window....

Finally the "terror" Thrush has her baby's and at this moment I hear her chasing away a roadside Hawk.

All the the birds with nest around her had healthy chicks, almost all the nests are empty now, except of the orange billed Nightingale Thrush in front of the little Tinamou cottage, her eggs came out yesterday. (2 chicks, easy to see)

Greetings Terry
http://coffeeadventures.net/tinamou.html

12 until 21th of June 2016 loads of immature birds

This first half year of 2016 is really fantastic for the birds(and me), they make a lot of nests. I am proud that our farm is so suitable for a lot of different birds, to live and make a lot of new birds! This season we have also more birds of prey on the farm, not for nothing..they hear all those singing birds and "screaming" immatures ....
I think maybe it was because of the most sunny ...dry  dry season(Summer) that we had, that we have a lot of fruit and insects.
We have a nice slow time, we get ready for a busier July/August month. I take advantage of the slow June month to see as much birds as possible in different areas. I did go to areas on  lower levels.. but all in  less then a ride of 10 minutes to 30 minutes...

Of course I did visit a couple of times cloud forest high up...
I did go into a beautiful canyon...900m

And of course a lot of birding on our farm...:

Anyway I did download my lists on ebird http://ebird.org/ebird/subnational1/PA-4?yr=all&m=&rank=mrec
Too boring to download all those list on my blog...I will tell the highlights and will download the list of today down below (21th of June 2016)

Sooo today was nice..the best (Dutch) weather (I am still the Dutch girl who lives in Panama..20 years) ..love the clouds  and the rain... Today it was cloudy , sometimes at the end of the morning a little bit sun.. a lot of birds ...yes today my highlight was a male masked Yellowthroat having a kind of issue with a pair of gray crowned Yellowthroats. With those two species of Yellowthroats I have always an ID fight... because it is not always according the book!!! And so they did help me today...the yentlemen were both singing, and that is for me a big help !

On the left the masked Yellowthroat Male and to the right male and female gray crowned Yellowthroat..very nice.

Then on the farm at the moment a very cute nest of the rufous tailed Hummingbird.. 2 chicks... along the trail, I can walk by, snap a picture and walk on...very easy...of course I do that only when it  is not with the adult on the nest:

Also very cute ..a nest with the stripe throated Hermit, she decided to re use the nest for the second time...also easy because it is behind a palm leaf in front of the great Tinamou cottage:

She is still breeding.I have to zoom in  from a distance, because these Hermits are more afraid, I don't want to disturb it of course.
In front of the little Tinamou cottage is a orange billed nightingale Thrush sitting on eggs (2 blue eggs)

And on the opposite  a clay colored Thrush, she has 2 chicks now, probably they will fly out soon...

And in front of our balcony , very close by  in a tree also a nest of clay colored Thrush, I zoomed in a little bit:

Still a lot of singing around us... I think that the Euphonias are done now with making new nestst, a lot of young thick billed and yellow crowned Euphonias are around us. Also the yellow green Vireos are more silent now.
Regulary I do see a Squirrel having a young bird or egg as a meal ... also the road side Hawk and yellow headed Caracara, blue crowned Motmot, black throated Jays and yesterday a Laughing Falcon and last week a great black Hawk!!! Well they have also little chicks  and they work very hard to get them big , so well what can I say..that's nature!
Also some new birds on the farm! Like the great black Hawk a few times, bronzed Cowbird, common nighthawk, crested Oropendola, tropical Parula, long tailed silky Flycatcher... and 2 days ago suddenly a melodious Blackbird. What a good start of the year!

Greetings from Terry
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palmira, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 21, 2016 8:25 AM - 11:40 AM
2.0 kilometer(s)
Comments:     clouds, later some sun
62 species (+1 other taxa)

Little Tinamou  1     heard
Black Vulture  2
Gray-necked Wood-Rail  1
Blue Ground-Dove  2
White-tipped Dove  1
Squirrel Cuckoo  1
White-collared Swift  9
Vaux's Swift  5
Stripe-throated Hermit  1
Snowy-bellied Hummingbird  1
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird  1
Red-crowned Woodpecker  7
Blue-headed Parrot  3     begging for food in sky, immature flying behind the adults
Brown-throated Parakeet  4
Crimson-fronted Parakeet  5
Dusky Antbird  1
Streak-headed Woodcreeper  1     heard
Pale-breasted Spinetail  2     1 heard 1 seen
Yellow-bellied Elaenia  2
Lesser Elaenia  1
Mountain Elaenia  6     nest 2 immatures, adult with food, feeding young
Paltry Tyrannulet  1
Common Tody-Flycatcher  3     1 heard 2 seen
Yellow-olive Flycatcher  1
Bright-rumped Attila  1
Boat-billed Flycatcher  2
Social Flycatcher  2
Gray-capped Flycatcher  1
Yellow-green Vireo  3     1 heard 2 seen
Lesser Greenlet  1
Rufous-browed Peppershrike  1
Gray-breasted Martin  5
swallow sp.  3     too high up for ID
Scaly-breasted Wren  2     heard
House Wren  2
Rufous-breasted Wren  1     heard
Plain Wren  3
Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush  2
White-throated Thrush  2
Gray-crowned Yellowthroat  2     singing male , agitated behaviour to a masked Yellowthroat
Masked Yellowthroat  2
Rufous-capped Warbler  5     immature was hiding very good
Buff-rumped Warbler  1     singing along the river
Blue-gray Tanager  3
Bay-headed Tanager  2
Silver-throated Tanager  2
Scarlet-thighed Dacnis  4
Red-legged Honeycreeper  6
Blue-black Grassquit  4     "jumping" male
Variable Seedeater  3
Yellow-bellied Seedeater  1
Yellow-faced Grassquit  2     pair, singing male
Rosy Thrush-Tanager  2     heard
Buff-throated Saltator  1
Streaked Saltator  3
Black-striped Sparrow  4
Orange-billed Sparrow  2     1 seen 1 heard
Red-crowned Ant-Tanager  2
Blue-black Grosbeak  1
Eastern Meadowlark  1
Yellow-crowned Euphonia  2
Thick-billed Euphonia  4
Lesser Goldfinch  7

new bird on the farm!

I was working in the garden and heard a high call and I thought..no way, bronzed Cowbird...never did see that bird on the farm. I checked out the meadow and yes there they were. The male displaying , the woman ignoring him...great. I did have my camera with me and had to zoom in...they are on the picture above.
I left the love birds alone ... because then I did hear for me a new sound again!
Ah a new fledged Panama Flycatcher begging for food. The parent was feeding her/him, what a cute sound.
The Panama Flycatcher is not new on the farm, but so ones in a while I do see them in the meadow area..not often. So this was great!

 Left is the immature (picture above)

The adult (picture above)
Greetings Terry
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several trips 4, 6,7 8th of June 2016

It is great to have a little bit more time , so I can go out more to other places and of course discover different areas...ahhh life is good! : This was on the 4th of June:

I did see in that area a nice bran colored Flycatcher, never did see it there...

Did go to several places. With my friend I did do a hike in the forest on the 6th of June and did found an blue big egg shell...after asking our neighbor and checking out internet...it is an egg shell of a highland Tinamou and yes we heard them very close by, where we did found the shell.They are great in hiding and we were not really bird watching but chatting a lot.(we were like lesser Goldfinches high up in a tree...chat chat chat :) ) He/she did stay close by but did not show..

Auch!! to lay an egg like that size!

On the 7th in the morning I did do birding on our farm , the lower part around the horse stable. Lot of birds are still singing and making nests.
 I did see the rufous and white Wren feeding 1 chick after the day that they fledged ..I think it was the same couple, but I am not sure, we have quit a bit of rufous and white Wrens on our farm...they are good in making baby's. ( see my post.. http://terryboquetebirdstory.blogspot.com/2016/06/terror-thrush-this-morning-5th-of-june.html )
This picture I took out of the office window, so beautiful those orange billed Nightingale Thrushes:

On the 7th of June in the late afternoon, we were in David town to do some shopping and decided to go to a place where it is waterbirds!!!all over.. Love that area and so much nests and activity...it is along the road, but these birds don't care. We were standing one hour there ..staring  to the many many birds...on the picture black bellied whistling Duck(L) Anhinga and giant Cowbird (R):

 Colony white Ibis:

 Colony snowy Egrets:

Well I will add the list down below...
Then this morning I did go very early to a wetter area around the 600 m. altitude. I did visit 2 places.
I did start with this nice scaled Pigeon and from there it went on and on...

My birds of the day was a couple of white vented Euphonias (male and female) very cool!Not lifers, but not really birds that you see a lot.
The amount of different species of Wrens was great!
My day was great!
Greetings from Terry
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ruta David Querevalo, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 7, 2016 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Comments:     cloudy
35 species

Black-bellied Whistling-Duck  30     prob more
Anhinga  9
Great Egret  10     prob more, nesting in  between colony snowy Egrets
Snowy Egret  50     prob more, colony  at least 12 nests, what we could see
Tricolored Heron  1
Cattle Egret  70     even more...nesting and roosting place , wehn we left , still birds flew in
Green Heron  9
Black-crowned Night-Heron  11
White Ibis  120     hard to count the amount , colony.. at least 16 nest that we could see
Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture  1
Roadside Hawk  2
White-throated Crake  2     heard
Purple Gallinule  1
Northern Jacana  3
Pale-vented Pigeon  2
Ruddy Ground-Dove  2
Groove-billed Ani  1
Common Pauraque  1
Ringed Kingfisher  1
Crested Caracara  2
Orange-chinned Parakeet  2
Yellow-crowned Parrot  2
Mealy Parrot  2
Scarlet Macaw  2     see them regulary there
Great Kiskadee  1
Social Flycatcher  1
Tropical Kingbird  2
Gray-breasted Martin  30
Clay-colored Thrush  1
Blue-gray Tanager  2
Blue-black Grassquit  1
Great-tailed Grackle  200     roosting place
Bronzed Cowbird  1
Giant Cowbird  1
Lesser Goldfinch  2

 cordillera, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 8, 2016 6:30 AM - 9:10 AM
0.2 kilometer(s)
Comments:     sun
72 species

Gray-headed Chachalaca  2
Black Vulture  7
Turkey Vulture  1
Swallow-tailed Kite  1
Scaled Pigeon  1
Squirrel Cuckoo  1
White-collared Swift  7
Green-crowned Brilliant  1
Scaly-breasted Hummingbird  4     in a flowering tree, not rare, did see them before in this area
Bronze-tailed Plumeleteer  2
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird  1
Red-crowned Woodpecker  1
Yellow-headed Caracara  1
Bat Falcon  1
Mealy Parrot  3
Brown-throated Parakeet  7
Barred Antshrike  1
Dusky Antbird  2     1 heard 1 seen
Streak-headed Woodcreeper  1
Slaty Spinetail  1
Southern Beardless-Tyrannulet  1
Yellow Tyrannulet  2
Yellow-bellied Elaenia  1
Lesser Elaenia  2
Mountain Elaenia  1
Ochre-bellied Flycatcher  1
Slaty-capped Flycatcher  1
Paltry Tyrannulet  1
Common Tody-Flycatcher  2
Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher  1
Bran-colored Flycatcher  1
Dusky-capped Flycatcher  2
Great Kiskadee  2
Tropical Kingbird  1
White-winged Becard  1
Yellow-green Vireo  2
Lesser Greenlet  2
Gray-breasted Martin  5
Scaly-breasted Wren  1     heard
House Wren  1
Rufous-breasted Wren  2
Plain Wren  1
Riverside Wren  1     heard
Bay Wren  1     heard
White-breasted Wood-Wren  1
Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush  2     heard
Clay-colored Thrush  1
White-throated Thrush  1
Tropical Parula  1
Rufous-capped Warbler  2
Cherrie's Tanager  5
Speckled Tanager  3
Bay-headed Tanager  2
Silver-throated Tanager  6
Scarlet-thighed Dacnis  2
Shining Honeycreeper  1
Red-legged Honeycreeper  2
Green Honeycreeper  1
Blue-black Grassquit  4
Thick-billed Seed-Finch  1
Variable Seedeater  4
Yellow-bellied Seedeater  1
Bananaquit  7
Yellow-faced Grassquit  2
Buff-throated Saltator  3
Streaked Saltator  2
Black-striped Sparrow  2
Costa Rican Brushfinch  1
Red-crowned Ant-Tanager  2
Yellow-billed Cacique  1
White-vented Euphonia  2     for me first time  in this area
Lesser Goldfinch  1

cuesta del piedra, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 8, 2016 9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
0.1 kilometer(s)
Comments:     warm partly cloudy
35 species

Swallow-tailed Kite  1
White-tipped Dove  1
White-collared Swift  5
Red-crowned Woodpecker  1
Streak-headed Woodcreeper  1
Yellow Tyrannulet  1
Yellow-bellied Elaenia  1
Slaty-capped Flycatcher  1
Bright-rumped Attila  1
Gray-capped Flycatcher  2
Tropical Kingbird  1
Yellow-green Vireo  1     heard
Lesser Greenlet  1
Gray-breasted Martin  6
House Wren  1
Rufous-breasted Wren  1
Clay-colored Thrush  2
Rufous-capped Warbler  2
Cherrie's Tanager  2
Palm Tanager  2
Speckled Tanager  1
Bay-headed Tanager  2
Silver-throated Tanager  3
Blue Dacnis  1
Red-legged Honeycreeper  4
Green Honeycreeper  2
Variable Seedeater  2
Bananaquit  5
Yellow-faced Grassquit  2
Buff-throated Saltator  2
Streaked Saltator  1
Common Chlorospingus  3
Black-striped Sparrow  2
Costa Rican Brushfinch  2
Crested Oropendola  1

terror thrush this morning 5th of June 2016 and the rufous and white Wren chicks flew out!!!

This morning I did try to eat my breakfast, I was doing that in our office so I can do things on the computer. But there was so much going on outside that I ended up taking pictures  out of the window and staring to the birds outside. The pictures are not great because this morning it was misty , dark and rainy...I love this weather...probably still my Dutch blood...
The Terror Thrush (clay colored Thrush ) was chasing all the birds away, he  or she... has a nest  and is very territorial. So much food was on the ground , not too much birds got a chance to eat  those yummy insects.. He was sitting on a branch, his "tower" waiting to attack.. and when everybody was hiding...he flew to the window of the little Tinamou cottage and  attacking the window.(they do that a lot, see themself in the mirror) Maybe better to click on the picture to see the situation:

The rufous and white Wrens they have a pretty hard time with this Thrush, they keep "low" as they always do anyway... this morning they do make different calls..not too busy with feeding the young...maybe it is fly out time this morning!!!

 ADDITION!!! And so 8.40 am this morning the 2 baby's flew out! Hard to see them , it went quick, I did notice this morning that the parents did make different sounds  and they did feed them less, so the birds were getting hungry and yes they flew out! Good luck in this world! Now more challenges ahead!
 They flew into the forest, so maybe I will meet them this coming hours/days...
I did make a video on FB!  https://www.facebook.com/tinamoucottage/videos?video_upload_notif=1&notif_t=video_processed&notif_id=1465135759640487

My "windowwatchingrainymorninglist" ..

Tinamou Cottage Boquete, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 5, 2016 6:15 AM - 6:45 AM
Protocol: Stationary
Comments:     from office window misty rainy
20 species

Little Tinamou  1     heard
Spotted Wood-Quail  1     heard group
White-tipped Dove  1
Stripe-throated Hermit  1
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird  2
Streak-headed Woodcreeper  1     heard
Boat-billed Flycatcher  1
Lance-tailed Manakin  1
Yellow-green Vireo  2
House Wren  1
Rufous-and-white Wren  2
Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush  2
Clay-colored Thrush  2
White-throated Thrush  1
Rufous-capped Warbler  1
Gray-headed Tanager  1
Blue-gray Tanager  2
Bay-headed Tanager  1
White-naped Brushfinch  2
Thick-billed Euphonia  2

Greetings from Terry

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more nests and immature birds on the farm...

It is a very good year , this year. A lot of berries and a lot of insect. Never had  so much bugs on our farm, great for the birds.
The couple of rufous and white Wrens finally have baby's and I think they will fly out any moment now, they are pretty noisy. It took them a while to be at this point with all the bad neighbours around them.See my story 19th of May 2016...  http://terryboquetebirdstory.blogspot.com/2016/05/birding-on-our-farm-crazy-times.html
On this picture the female or male is resting, at least for 10 minutes she/he was sitting quiet like this:

 Above , the flight route.. always low approach, took this picture from the office window.

This morning a nice family of Tody Flycatchers, just out of the nest. 2 Years ago we did not have tody's on our farm, now we have 2 nests! This is one of the 2 immatures..:

The neighbours of the rufous and white Wren... 2 thick billed Euphonia's. They decided to make a nest in the hanging basket, before that they were busy with a nest in the palm tree in front of the basket, but they moved... the hanging basket is a apartment building where a lot of birds did have nests before.
First 2 x clay colored Thrush and then a nightingale Thrush and now the thick billed Euphonia's. The nest is full with baby birds, I think 3 immatures:

                     The male is sitting in front of the nest..I did not want to spook him...so a little bit dark...

In front of the basket in the palm a nest of the clay colored Thrush, probably the reason why the Euphonias did move... this is since a week:

3 Days ago in front of our bedroom...a clay colored Thrush  did start building a nest and now there is already an egg...

 And in our "Dutch" Starling nest pot a "Panamenian" House wren decided to make a nest with of course hair of our horses!

                                                   So we have a lot of entertainment around us!

The last days when I have had a little bit time, I did check our farm  and this is the result ...all the nests, immatures but also a new bird on the farm!!! A tropical Parula ...singing around ...Yes!!!
Here the lists of the last days ....

Tinamou Cottage Boquete, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 1, 2016 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
0.5 kilometer(s)
Comments:     cloudy and some sun, only forest part..new birdsong on the farm, sounds like a tropical Parula, but kind of different...after listening maybe also a slate colored Seedeater.Could not find him , I will go back this afternoon
28 species

Little Tinamou  1
Gray-headed Chachalaca  3
Roadside Hawk  1     heard
Ruddy Quail-Dove  1
Stripe-throated Hermit  1
Snowy-bellied Hummingbird  1
Blue-crowned Motmot  1
Brown-throated Parakeet  5     flew over
Cocoa Woodcreeper  1
Streak-headed Woodcreeper  1
Sepia-capped Flycatcher  1
Pale-eyed Pygmy-Tyrant  1
Boat-billed Flycatcher  1
Lance-tailed Manakin  2
Yellow-green Vireo  2
Black-chested Jay  2
Rufous-breasted Wren  1
Rufous-and-white Wren  2
Tropical Gnatcatcher  2
Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush  1
Clay-colored Thrush  2
White-throated Thrush  1
Buff-rumped Warbler  2
Gray-headed Tanager  1
Bay-headed Tanager  1
Silver-throated Tanager  3
Rosy Thrush-Tanager  2
Buff-throated Saltator  2

Tinamou Cottage Boquete, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 1, 2016 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
0.2 kilometer(s)
Comments:     found the bird of this morning, tropical Parula and did see him singing, new bird on the farm ..before rain shower
31 species

Little Tinamou  1
Ruddy Quail-Dove  1
White-tipped Dove  1
Stripe-throated Hermit  1
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird  1
Gartered Trogon  1
Crimson-fronted Parakeet  6     maybe more, flew over..I was in forest , did not see the whole group
Streak-headed Woodcreeper  1
Sepia-capped Flycatcher  1
Paltry Tyrannulet  1
Pale-eyed Pygmy-Tyrant  1
Bright-rumped Attila  1     heard
Piratic Flycatcher  1
Lance-tailed Manakin  3
Yellow-green Vireo  2
Rufous-and-white Wren  1
Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush  2
Clay-colored Thrush  2
White-throated Thrush  1
Tropical Parula  1     new bird on the farm!
Rufous-capped Warbler  3
Bay-headed Tanager  2
Silver-throated Tanager  2
Scarlet-thighed Dacnis  1
Yellow-faced Grassquit  1
Rosy Thrush-Tanager  1     heard
Buff-throated Saltator  3
Flame-colored Tanager  1
Red-crowned Ant-Tanager  2
Yellow-crowned Euphonia  1


Lesser Goldfinch  1

Tinamou Cottage Boquete, Chiriquí, PA
Jun 2, 2016 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
Comments:     on the pasture, sun
35 species

Spotted Wood-Quail  1     heard group in forest
Roadside Hawk  1
Ruddy Ground-Dove  1     nest at the forest edge along the meadow, I see him regulary at  the same spot
White-tipped Dove  1
Garden Emerald  1
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird  2
Red-crowned Woodpecker  1     nest in old dead tree
Brown-hooded Parrot  30     flew over
Blue-headed Parrot  6     flew over
Streak-headed Woodcreeper  1     with song
Yellow-bellied Elaenia  1
Mountain Elaenia  1
Sepia-capped Flycatcher  1     with "song" edge meadow, coffee farm part
Common Tody-Flycatcher  5
Lance-tailed Manakin  1
Yellow-green Vireo  2
House Wren  1
Rufous-breasted Wren  1     forest edge
Rufous-and-white Wren  2     nest in new pine tree


Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush  1
Clay-colored Thrush  3
White-throated Thrush  1
Tropical Parula  1     and song
Blue-gray Tanager  2
Bay-headed Tanager  1
Silver-throated Tanager  2
Scarlet-thighed Dacnis  1
Red-legged Honeycreeper  3
Yellow-bellied Seedeater  1     singing
Yellow-faced Grassquit  1     singing male
Buff-throated Saltator  2
Rufous-collared Sparrow  1
Yellow-crowned Euphonia  1
Thick-billed Euphonia  2
Lesser Goldfinch  1     nest somewhere in pines

Greetings from Terry
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