Birds of Selva Verde Photo Gallery by Terry Thormin at pbase.com

Birds of Selva Verde

Birding in Selva Verde was great, and because the birds were so used to human presence, they were often quite easy to photograph. Highlights included both Sungrebe and Sunbittern. The Sungrebe was seen, although not photographed, on a wildlife river trip to a separate portion of the Sarapiqui River. The covered walkways made birding easy, even when it was raining.

Anhinga fledgling sunning 2a - SV.jpg	Bare-throated Tiger Heron 1a - SV.jpg	Green Heron 1a - SV.jpg	Sunbittern 1b - SV.jpg
Black Vulture 1 - SV.JPG	Gray-chested Dove 1a - SV.jpg	Violet-crowned Woodnymph 1b - SV.jpg	Black-throated Trogon 2a - SV.jpg
Black-throated Trogon female 1a - SV.jpg	Rufous Motmot 3a - SV.jpg	Ringed Kingfisher 2a - SV.jpg	Amazon Kingfisher 2a - SV.jpg
Chestnut-mandibled Toucan 3a - SV.jpg	Keel-billed Toucan 1a - SV.jpg	Collared Aracari 1a - SV.jpg	Streak-headed Woodcreeper 1a - SV.jpg
Bright-rumped Attila 3a - SV.jpg	Tropical Kingbird 1a - SV.jpg	White-collared Manakin female 1b - SV.jpg	Bay Wren 4a - SV.jpg
Swainsons Thrush 2a - SV.jpg	Clay-colored Robin 9a - SV.jpg	Buff-rumped Warbler 1a - SV.jpg	Red-throated Ant-Tanager 4a - SV.jpg
Passerini's Tanager 2a - SV.jpg	Passerini's Tanager 3a - SV.jpg	Golden-hooded Tanager 7a - SV.jpg	Blue-gray Tanager 6a - SV.jpg
Orange-billed Sparrow 3a - SV.jpg	Montezuma Oropendola 1a - SV.jpg	Olive-backed Euphonia 1a - SV.jpg	Yellow-crowned Euphonia 1a - SV.jpg

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Guest		15-Mar-2008 20:29
Beautiful collection. This trip must have been a thrill! As always, very impressive that everything has an id attached. I admire your skill and knowledge.

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