Tuesday 12 November 2013

Cob'a (part 2)

The ruins are open from 8am and an early start is essential to avoid the crowds, which build up from 10am and becomes a bit of a zoo towards midday, the forest here offers good birdwatching and you can catch up with most of the commoner American wood warblers and a good selection of Mexican species too.


summer tanager




yellow-winged tanager


greyish saltator




Not all the bird are so easy to photograph up in the canopy but this odd looking eye-ringed flatbill is worth sharing !







These Ruddy ground doves are fairly common in the right habitat.





This Caribbean dove was another new species for me.



This Yellow-throated vireo was all to brief and just managed a record shot before he moved through, this was my first in 23 years !!




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