central Panama (briefly!) 2009 |
From March 21-25, 2009 Sheridan and I were in Panama. On the 23rd Sheridan broke her ankle, and the rest of the curtailed trip was spent waiting for it to be safe to fly home. My birding consisted of one whole day and an early morning at Burbayar looking (in vain) for the Xenornis, plus two hours at the Metropolitan Park in the City; CLICK HERE to see a page all about Burbayar Lodge:
First, a tiny Poison-dart Frog that is carrying a tadpole!.
Male and female Blue-chested Hummingbirds.
Male Violet-crowned Woodnymph.
A pair of White-necked Puffbirds.
A Yellow-crowned Tyrannulet.
A Sulphur-rumped Flycatcher.
A Streaked Flycatcher.
A Dusky-capped Flycatcher.
A male Blue-crowned Manakin.
A male Red-capped Manakin.
A Blue-gray Tanager.
A Crimson-backed Tanager.
A Tawny-crested Tanager.
Two Emerald Tanagers.
Male and female Rufous-winged Tanagers.
A male Thick-billed Euphonia.
A male Fulvous-vented Euphonia.
Male and female White-vented Euphonias.
Male and female Variable Seedeaters.