From March 25 - 31, 2017 I birded the central Pacific highlands and the Parque Regional Municipal Todos Santos Cuchamatán in Guatemala. Click on the links below to see some of the great birds I saw thanks to the skills and knowledge of Guatemala-based BIRDING EXPEDITIONS.
NOTE: I was birding first, photographing second (as usual) on this trip, thus the quality of the photos below varies greatly from "very good" to "pretty crappy". In most cases our views of a bird were much better than the photos obtained of it; part of the purpose of this gallery is to show just how many good birds can be seen - if you use a really good locally based birding tour company such as Birding Expeditions.
The male of a pair of Ocellated Quail (Cyrtonyx ocellatus) that found us (after us spending hours looking for them) at the edge of the Parque Regional Municipal Todos Santos Cuchamatan.
CLICK HERE to see a short composite video of this bird, including it calling (but not audible).
Our hours of searching beforehand had turned-up just this feather...
