Tango in the Night - Fleetwood Mac

Our final night in BA was to encompass everything that is good about

Buenos Aires and the Country in general

FOOD, WINE and TANGO

and while the names of the various establishments have been long forgotten
the story losses nothing in the telling!

 Now that's what we call a Restaurant!

BLACK-CHINNED MOUNTAIN TANAGER

CHILIAN FLAMINGO

"Bon Appetit"
 no that is not a bird!

SAFFRON FINCH

 THE MIGHTY MEATY PARRILLAS

SOUTHERN CRESTED CARACARA

 Well it was nice to see that one of us was enjoying things

SHINING SUNBEAM

 Solmellier

PERUVIAN PELICAN

 INCA TERN

just to give you a reallity check on that

INCA TERN

 OCHEROUS PIHA

"Muchous Gracias Signor - from One and All"

PICAZURO PIGEON

 
 If we thought (which we did) that the last couple of hours or so were 
'Off the Scale'
they were going to be equalled at 
HOMERO MANZA

MONK PARAKEET
are occassionally seen in Great Britain but from their origins in
Argentina they have spread Worldwide especially through the America's
If my memory serves me correctly - which is infrequent these days

 they are the only Psittacine (Parrot) on earth to nest communially
 or in fact build a nest at all!

 Strike Up The Band

 COLLARED TROGON

 GOLDEN-OLIVE WOODPECKER

Time for a final
MALBEC 
before boarding my flight for 
Heathrow and onward to the Buchan Alpha 

 CRIMSON-RUMPED TOUCANET
 and

 adios to
LIZ and JIM
who were heading inland to whirl a bolas or two with the cattle driving Gaucho's