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As the birds like to move in mixed flocks of species, one had to pay close attention to everything moving through. Milpe
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One of the recurring highlight birds on the trip near Los Bancos - and to top it off, the song of this species adds to the mystery of the jungle. Seen in several places - this one at Milpe.
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Another tricky one moving quickly through the brush at Milpe.
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Had to check it was not a White-tipped Dove - skulking in heavy underbrush along a trail at Milpe.
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female
As was the case on most days in Ecuador, it was hard to keep up and keep track of the activity surrounding oneself. Milpe Reserve.
Mar 6
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Moving through the Milpe Reserve quite quickly - tough to keep up with.
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I've seen this species once before - couldn't resist. Milpe Reserve.
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Another bird that was perceived as "new" and documented in a rather oddly-appropriate position - foliage gleaning. Milpe, east of Los Bancos.
Mar 5
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Seen at the Milpe Reserve, east of Los Bancos. Came just prior to us leaving the area.
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At Los Bancos / Mirador Rio Blanco
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