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Copyright Chris
Birdviewing.com
Dec 5 2015
male, adult
The Ivory-billed Woodpecker was partly responsible for the creation of this site in 2005. Last week marked the first time for me seeing its cousin in the genus Campephilus, the Crimson-crested Woodpecker. Glad to see him doing well in the deep forest of Panama.
Dec 8 2015
Copyright Chris
Birdviewing.com
Dec 5 2015
adult
Probably the surprise of the trip. This uncommon owl was seen in the extensive Soberania National Park near Gamboa, Panama. Map details attached.
Dec 8 2015
Copyright Chris
Birdviewing.com
Dec 6 2015
adult
We were so lucky to be visited by a Keel-billed Toucan in good light and close range. One of the highlights of 3 spare days west of Panama City near Gamboa. Thankfully the camera was ready and the humidity wasn't fogging up the lens.
Dec 8 2015
Copyright donmacduff
Birdviewing.com
Panama - El Valle - Canopy Lodge
Jan 7 2009
Copyright donmacduff
Birdviewing.com
Panama - El Valle - Canopy Lodge
Jan 7 2009
Copyright hermanlawetz
Birdviewing.com
Dec 25 2007
25 Dec 07
Canon XTi w/EF100-400
Farallon, Cocle, Panama

On our first walk into the village, we saw this bird in a front yard shrub. It was a kept, tamed, but free bird.
(Pione a tete bleue)
Nov 2 2008
Copyright hermanlawetz
Birdviewing.com
25 Dec 07
Canon XTi w/EF100-499
Farallon, Cocle, Panama

On our first walk around the hotel compound, saw him & took his photo, as wasn't quite sure of ID.
Nov 2 2008
Copyright hermanlawetz
Birdviewing.com
25 dec 07
Canon XTi w/EF100-400
Farallon, Cocle, Panama

The Kiskakadee was looking for leftovers & table droppings at the hotel food courts
Nov 2 2008
Copyright hermanlawetz
Birdviewing.com
Jan 2 2008
2 Jan 08
Canon XTi w/EF100-400
Farallon, Cocle, Panama

There was a flock of these Tanagers feeding on the fallen palm fruit, but wary of people on the other side of the hedges & walkways. Hotel grounds.
Oct 29 2008
Copyright hermanlawetz
Birdviewing.com
Jan 2 2008
2 Jan 08
Canon XTi w/EF100-400
Farallon, Cocle, Panama

The bird was feeding on some fallen palm fruit (rt. foreground), on the hotel grounds.
Oct 29 2008