Birds of Ecuador Photo Gallery by ed agter at pbase.com

Birds of Ecuador

Me and my wife Arina where having a holiday in Ecuador from the tenth of may til the tenth of june 2011. The main purpes of the trip was making pictures of birds and that was what I was doing most of the time. We visited the west and eastside of the Andy's in the North, the province Zamorra in the south and the La selva Lodge in the Amazona. We like the country very much and will be back some time. Have fun with the pictures and regards from, Ed Agter
I was using the Nikon D300 with my 500VR lens for the birds and my D200 with the 17-55 mm for my other pictures.

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Toucan Barbet	Silver-beaked Tanager	Andean Potoo	Blue-gray Tanager
Common Tody Flycatcher	Golden-eared Tanager	Lafresnayes Piculet	Black-banded Owl
Highland Motmot	Roadside Hawk	Blue-and-white Swallow	Rufous-naped Bruch Finch
Jocotoco Antpitta	Goulds-Jewelfront-bp.jpg	Ochre-breasted Antpitta	Maroon-tailed parakeet
Choco Toucan	Green Honeycreeper female	Montane woodcreeper	Plate-billed Mountain Toucan
Black-faced Dacnis	Strong-billed Woodcreeper	Silver-beaked Tanager female	Thick-billed Euphonia
Green and Gold Tanager	Violet-headed Hummingbird	Sparkling Violetaer	Yellow-browed Sparrow
White-eyed Parakeet	Turquoise Jay	Masked Flowerpiercer	Powerful Woodpecker male
Speckled Chachalaca	Black Phoebe	Purple-throated Woodstar	Grayish Saltator
Dark-backed Wood-quail	Giant Antpitta	Green Thorntail female	Brown violetaer
Fork-tailed Woodnyph	Great Thrush	Lemon-rumpedTanager	Lemon-rumped Tanager female
Band-tailed Pigeon	Golden Tanager	Thick-billed Euphonia juvenile	Masked Trogon
Wire-crested Thorntail	Hoatzin	Blue and White Swallow	Velvet-purple Coronet
Green Violet-Ear	Rufous-collared Sparrow	Brown Violetear	Booted Racket Tail
Glossy Flowerpiercer	Russet-backed Oropendola	Yellow-bellied Tanager	Yellow-rumped Cacique
White-necked Jacobin female	White-necked Jacobin	Bronzy Inca	Slate-throated Whitestart
Tyrian Metaltail	Golden-tailed Sapphire	Black-cheeked Woodpecker	Cock of the Rock
Silver-throated Tanager	Inca Jay	Safron-crowned Tanager	Violet-tailed Sylph
Gorgeted Woodstar	Opel-rumped Tanager	Yellow-bellied Dacnis female	Yellow-bellied Dacnis
Yellow-bellied Chat Tyrant	Green Thorntail male	Green-Crowned Woodnimph female	Moutain Woodcreeper
Golden-headed Quetzal male	Yellow-browed Tody -flycatcher	Black-faced Dagnis female	Collared Inca
Crimson-mantled Woodpecker	Rufous-tailed Hummingbird	Pale-edged Flycatcher	Oilbird
Sunbittern	Black-bellied Thorntail - female	Bananaquit	Tawny-bellied Hermit
Rose-faced Parrot	Pacific Parrotlet	Blue-necked Tanager	Crimson-rumped Toucanet
Laughing Falcon	Powerful Woodpecker female	Giant Cowbird	Sand-colored Nighthawk
Violet-fronted Brilliant	Booted Racket-tail	Buff-tailed Coronet	Buff-winged Starfrontlet - female
Blue Dacnis	Green-crowned Brilliant	White-necked Jacobin	Black Vulture
Rufous-tailed hummingbird	Andean Emerald	Gorgeted Sunangel	Russet-crowned Warbler
Bright-rumped Attila	Pacific Hornero	Thick-billed Euphonia - female	Green Honeycreeper - female
White-sholdered Tanager	Clif Flycatcher	Blue-winged Mountain-Tanager	Rufous Motmot
Ruddy Pigeon	White-Lined Tanager - female	White-tipped Dove	Buff-throated Saltator
White-eyed Parakeet	Green and black Fruiteater	Chestnut-crowned Antpitta	Guira Tanager
Yellow-crowned Amazon	Black-throated Brilliant	Palm Tanager	Paradise Tanager
Southern Rough-winged Swallow	Striped Cuckoo	Flame-throated Sunangel	Speckled Hummingbird
Buff-tailed Coronet	Golden-crowned Flycatcher	Buff-winged Starfrontlet female	Fawn-breasted Brilliant
Tropical Screech Owl	Green-crowned Brilliant	Glittering-throated Emerald	Saffron Finch juvenile
Magpie Tanager	young eagle - This photo was made in collaboration with a research project of two US universities.	juvenile ???

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Guest		28-Mar-2020 05:35
Ed. I have enjoyed your photos and the manner in which you have organized them. I have been into birds for 15 years and teach ornithology course in ohio for college named University of Dayton, Spend 6 months in florida and am pondering seminar assisted living facilities on birds, Would you be willing to try your slides a couple of times. it would be my intent to enumerate you every time i do a seminar for the old peoples retirement centers. There are about 50 here in naples florida alone. my idea is to try it, have some feedback to you on a scope call and see if we can work out a suitable program. My first lecture would be ecuador as have been there. Like you have over time traveled for the birds to over 12 countries. looking to hearing from you. Johng62nd@me.com

paul		15-Jul-2018 19:50
Beuatiful photos! Can you please tell me which were your favorite lodgings during your birding trip on the east and west slopes?

Catholique		02-Sep-2015 09:06
WOOOOOOOOOW !!!!!

Rick & Jos� van der Weijde		14-Oct-2011 10:52
Je blijft maar foto's delen Ed. Is een indrukwekkende collectie geworden. Ben benieuwd wat er nog volgt. Gr. Rick

Dubi Shapiro		05-Oct-2011 21:14
Nice stuff!

Guest		01-Oct-2011 13:24
great set of bird images!

Anna		25-Sep-2011 16:42
Geweldig, war mooiw foto's super. Anna, die je vanmiddag in het lauwersgebied tegen kwam.

Photo.Keely		23-Sep-2011 16:29
Great gallery! Nice collection! V.

Alexander Kazakov		21-Sep-2011 18:57
Excellent collection! V

Guest		15-Sep-2011 09:46
Nice gallery, Ed

Peter Stahl		22-Aug-2011 15:07
A beautiful collection of stunning birds. Congrats on your showcase. :-)

Gerald Rozemeijer		15-Aug-2011 06:53
Prachtig !!

aileen		08-Aug-2011 14:27
wow! i meant WOW! Magnifico!

Wim de Groot		07-Aug-2011 14:34
Een schitterende verzameling met voor ons uiteraard veel herkenbare soorten maar ook een paar juweeltjes die wij zelf ook nog graag zouden zien.

joseantonio		29-Jun-2011 20:18
Very nice captures

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