We are up to 193 species for the trip, 18 were added today, 9 of which were lifers. Today was overcast, 91° (Real Feel 96°). After a “walk in the woods”at Carrara National Park for 2 1/4 hours, we decided birding by car (with air conditioning) would be more comfortable. Don’t laugh, it’s a thing, especially on country and farm roads where you can drive less than 10 mph.
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| Cinnamon Hummingbrd - lifer! |
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| Rose-throated Becard female, the male is white and black with a pink patch on his throat - lifer! |
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| Scarlet Macaws - these are wild ones! |
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| Striped Sparrow - lifer! |
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| Pale-billed Woodpecker |
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| Orange-collared Manakin - lifer! |
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| Inca Dove |
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| Double-striped Thick-knees - lifer! |
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| Morrelet’s Seedeater |
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| Groove-billed Ani |
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| We saw lots of crocodiles in the river today. |
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| There are plain leaf cutter ants and there are fancy leafcutter ants that prefer flowers 😅🍃🌺🐜 |
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| I spy with my little eye, a moth on a log. |
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| high security |
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| Costa Rican cow butts |
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| a very playful Capuchin monkey |
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