So today was pretty incredible.
It started out with a new experience. I found this. In our room. That was disturbing.
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scorpion |
Then it was back into the truck, and off to see a toucanet!
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blue-throated toucanet |
Then we stopped by our favorite pond to see what was going on. Look at how gorgeous that pond is! The property it's on is a strongly terraced farm, the whole thing is pretty cool.
Look at that fancy tail!
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squirrel cuckoo |
On to one of our destinations, this watercress farm. Now I want to live on a watercress farm. Talk about lush!
Maybe a big fan of the X-men, maybe just marking the spot.
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yellow-faced grassquit |
Another gorgeous fancy hummingbird. I can't keep them straight.
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violet-crowned wood nymph |
I don't even know if this is the same one. Actually, I figured it out - it's not!
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sapphire-throated hummingbird |
Tawny cap for sure!
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tawny-capped euphonia |
Next spot. Our guide is ahead of us on the "path." Yes, that's the path. I think. We did go off-path sometimes, but it was sort of hard to tell. It's the opposite of that place with the crazy awesome sidewalk through the wilderness!
Banana bird on a flower. Irresistible!
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bananaquit |
Life is a balancing act.
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sapphire-throated hummingbird |
Back at the lodge, enjoying the show at the feeders.
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orange-billed sparrow |
And it was quite a show!
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rufous motmot |
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fulvous-vented euphonia |
Off again after lunch - and straight to manakins! It's still true - I have never met a manakin I didn't like. Again, feel free to take it as a challenge!
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golden-collared manakin |
We spent quite a while watching some toucans of various sorts from afar, and this was the best picture. It's not perfect, but I absolutely love it!
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collared aracari |
Back at the lodge, and one round through the garden before dinner. And I'm glad I went - these aracari came in right above me, and scouted out this hole for a nest! Oh, a woodpecker was seriously angry. But the camera only loved the aracari, it wouldn't even focus on the woodpecker.
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collared aracari |
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collared aracari |
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