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Mistletoebird family

10,000 Birds

Here are some of the photos that I have taken over recent days of the Mistletoebird family. We are really enjoying the experience of observing another bird species that is black, white and red breed in our local patch. Male Mistletoebird and nest. Female Mistletoebird and nest. Female Mistletoebird feeding the two chicks.

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Rupununi River Cruise

10,000 Birds

During the rainy season the Rupununi River shares a watershed with the Amazon and is connected to several other water courses via flooded plains. Cameras were still tucked away, but the experience left us all without words. Here, we were treated to the sight of a family of Giant River Otters that were stationed on the opposite bank.

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Tawny Frogmouth family

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It is an odd time of year to travel in the Kimberley, especially with a tent, but we had the opportunity to experience the flooded lands and the different birds that make the area home at this time of year. Tawny Frogmouth family-5th February. Tawny Frogmouth family. It is like driving through a wetland!

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Best Bird of the Weekend (Third of April 2021)

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We’re still far from peak passerine passage, but getting closer every day… I had to move my bird feeder from its perfect position this weekend, because of–of course–squirrels. Corey enjoyed getting out on birding outings both mornings of the weekend, and was out in nature with his family both afternoons.

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The Fallen Yellowlegs

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Over the course of the following hour or so we observed many different species *coincidentally* alight on the wall near to the body of the fallen yellowlegs. Did the Black-bellied Whistling Duck represent his family, “showing face” as we say here in the Caribbean? Paying respects? Was it some sort of funeral?

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Dipping in Guyana

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Bright, but not the correct shade or combination – or even family. There were other birds, of course – Brown-throated Parakeets that flew past low and quickly threw us for a heart-pounding loop. Nevertheless, it was still a magical experience sitting in the jungle. Which birds? The bright yellow birds! And waited.

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Sampling Manakins

10,000 Birds

What this translates to is an array of bird families that are very similar to that on the mainland – motmots, toucans, jacamars, and antpittas to name a few – but each family is limited to one or two representatives. There is simply not enough real estate for multiple species of toucans for example. Blue-backed Manakin.

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