Birds not already appearing in my other posts are below. None of these were taken at feeder-stations and each gave some challenges. I had a couple of other nice photos from feeder-stations but did not include them here.
On this blog, if I make the photo its largest size part of the photo will be cut off. As always, for better viewing click on the photo to enlarge.
Sun grebe
A side of Red-legged honeycreeper that reveals the beauty that I had not seen before.
Green ibis
Long-tailed silky flycatcher with berry
Emerald toucanet
Morning sky
Hummingbird on nest - I forget which.
Male Resplendent quetzal
Volcano hummingbird
Olive-backed euphonia
I think - Yellowish-green flycatcher on nest
Bright-rumped Attila reveals where it gets its name.
Tufted flycatcher
The Volcano junco is endemic to Costa Rica and western Panama. The field guide, Birds of Costa Rica by Garrigues and Dean describes Volcano junco like this: "The glaring yellow iris and pinkish bill are diagnostic." Italics are mine.
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