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Buff-tailed Coronet (1)

Boissonneaua flavescens

Chris

Ecuador

Date taken: Feb 26 2026

Seen at Zuroloma Lodge

Date uploaded: May 24

Comments (4):
Brian Morin: Well captured
Ahmad Shah: Superb capture, good job showing the buff tail. Well done Chris .

Collared Inca (1)

Coeligena torquata

Chris

Ecuador

Date taken: Feb 26 2026

Bringing an end to one of the most incredible birding trips - late afternoon on the way to Quito Airport, a stop at Zuroloma was like being in a dream.

Date uploaded: May 26

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Comments (5):
Sue Bishop: A beauty! Always a pleasure to see.
Ahmad Shah: Excellent find, well captured, Chris.

Common Ground Dove (1)

Columbina passerina

Chris

United States (Texas)

Date taken: Aug 5 2026

At the Yturria Tract of the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge.

Date uploaded: Aug 9

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Pacific Swallow (1)

Hirundo tahitica

Chris

Thailand

Date taken: Jan 26 2026

Very early morning at Khao Lak, Marriott bird trail.

Date uploaded: Oct 18

Comments (1):
Sue Bishop: You managed to get a variety of species in Thailand.

Dollarbird (1)

Eurystomus orientalis

Chris

Thailand

Date taken: Jan 26 2026

At the Marriott Bird Sanctuary. Khao Lak.

Date uploaded: Oct 18

Comments (2):
Brian Morin: Nice clean shot.
Chris: Managed a bit of the indigo throat

Black Baza (1)

Aviceda leuphotes

Chris

Thailand

Date taken: Jan 26 2026

What a treat to a Black Baza flying over. Almost missed it altogether looking downward at other activity - Marriott Bird Sanctuary, Khao Lak.

Date uploaded: Oct 18

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Pied Fantail (1)

Rhipidura javanica

Chris

Thailand

Date taken: Jan 25 2026

At the Marriott Bird Sanctuary, Khao Lak.

Date uploaded: Oct 18

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Yellow Bittern (1)

Ixobrychus sinensis

Chris

Thailand

Date taken: Jan 24 2026

The knees were in rough shape after extensive crouching. Marriott Bird Sanctuary, Khao Lak.

Date uploaded: Oct 18

Comments (3):
Brian Morin: It was worth the effort.
Chris: Thanks. 🙏 if we could get more corporations to build parks our bird populations would do better