Another day of great forward
progress at home, but little in the way of information regarding the
Warbler at Sea Mist on Monday. Seems someone had the idea that about 27
people saw the bird, but the very few I have spoken too really don't
know how that number was reached. I will compile a list. It has also been said that there was no 'malice' attached to
any of this activity, a suggestion I am still having great difficulty
believing.
Anyroad, back
to a proper hobbyist and my next trip away. Giving too much detail
would, I believe, spoil the impact of what is hoped to be the
continuation of the daily Blog, but for now can say that the direction
will be WEST and hopefully include countries on the South America
mainland that I have not previously visited. With that in prospect, here
are a few shots and videos taken during my trips to Colombia and
Venezuela, in the hope that some at least might be re-visited.
SAVANNA HAWKFERRUGINOUS PYGMY OWL
ANDEAN COCK-OF-THE-ROCK
CHESTNUT-CROWNED ANTPITTA
CHAUCO GUAN
SCARLET IBIS
male BAT FALCON (a tiny thing only the size of a Common Starling, the female however is 1/3rd larger again).
BEETLE
PIED WATER TYRANT
WHITE-TIPPED QUETZAL
RUFOUS-TAILED JACAMAR
WIRE-TAILED MANAKIN
and
finally, I often get a laugh for some of Willie Downes offering but
today he has excelled himself, so thought they should be shared with
you!
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