There are around 1,875 species of birds in Colombia.
Hay alrededor de 1.875 especies de pajaros en Colombia
Current Count 150
Hay alrededor de 1.875 especies de pajaros en Colombia
Current Count 150
Cantidad actual de 150
Black-bellied Whistling Duck |
Muscovy Duck |
Pied Domestic Duck |
Mallard |
Colombian Chachalaca |
Crested Bobwhite
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Brown Pelican |
Neotropic Cormorant |
Magnificent Frigatebird Striated Heron |
Cattle Egret |
Great Blue Heron |
Great Egret |
Snowy Egret |
Little Blue Heron |
White Ibis |
Green Ibis |
Bare-faced Ibis |
Buff-necked Ibis |
Turkey Vulture |
Black Vulture |
Pearl Kite |
Hook-billed Kite |
Crane Hawk |
Common Black-Hawk |
Roadside Hawk |
Collard Forest-Falcon |
Crested Caracara |
Yellow-headed Caracara |
Merlin |
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Common Gallinule |
American Coot |
Southern Lapwing |
Lesser Yellowlegs |
Ruddy Turnstone |
Large-billed Tern |
Common Ground-Dove |
Plain-breasted Ground-Dove |
Ruddy Ground-Dove |
Blue Ground-Dove |
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Rock Pigeon |
Eared Dove |
White-winged Dove |
Mourning Dove |
Blue-and-Yellow Macaw |
Scarlet Macaw |
Chestnut-fronted Macaw |
Blue-crowned Parakeet |
Dusky-headed Parakeet |
Maroon-tailed Parakeet |
Blue-winged Parrotlet |
Spectacled Parrotlet |
Orange-chinned Parakeet |
Blue-headed Parrot |
Orange-winged Parrot |
Greater Ani |
Smooth-billed Ani |
Groove-billed Ani |
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White-necked Jacobin |
Wedge-billed Hummingbird |
Green Violetear |
Tormaline Sunangel |
Tyrian Metaltail |
Glowing Puffleg |
Bronzy Inca |
Velvet-purple Coronet |
White-vented Plumeleteer |
Rufus-tailed Hummingbird |
Andean Emerald |
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Green Kingfisher |
Andean Motmot |
Whooping Motmot |
Emerald Toucanet |
Acorn Woodpecker |
Beautiful Woodpecker |
Red-crowned Woodpecker |
Spot-breasted Woodpecker |
Rufus-fronted Thornbird |
Tyrannine Woodcreeper |
Slaty-capped Flycatcher |
Yellow-margined Flycatcher |
Black Phoebe |
Vermilion Flycatcher |
Cattle Tyrant |
Piratic Flycatcher |
Rusty-margined Flycatcher |
Social Flycatcher |
Grey-capped Flycatcher |
Great Kiskadee |
Lesser Kiskadee |
Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher |
Tropical Kingbird |
Fork-tailed Flycatcher |
Grey Kingbird Dusky-capped Flycatcher Pale-edged Flycatcher |
Striped Manakin |
White-winged Becard |
Black-chested Jay |
Green Jay |
Blue-and-white Swallow |
Southern Martin |
White-winged Swallow House Wren |
Bicoloured Wren |
Pale-eyed Thrush |
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Glossy-black Thrush Black-capped Hemispingus |
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Flame-rumped Tanager |
Blue-grey Tanager |
Palm Tanager |
Black-capped Tanager |
Scrub Tanager |
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Scarlet-browed Tanager |
Scarlet-and-white Tanager |
Bananaquit Yellow-faced Grassquit |
Rufus-collard Sparrow |
Yellow-browed Sparrow |
Saffron Finch |
Grey Seedeater |
Chestnut-bellied Seed-finch |
White-winged Tanager |
Blue-black Crossbeak |
Tennessee Warbler |
Yellow Warbler |
Slate-throated Whitestart |
Solitary Black Cacique |
Yellow-rumped Cacique |
Shiny Cowbird |
Carib Grackle |
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Thick-billed Euphonia |
Orange-bellied Euphonia |
Indian Peafowl |
Helmeted Guineafowl |
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Yellow Canary |
Gorgeous! Although, I saw a robin the other day. Does that count? I'm not sure if it means spring is coming, or that we just have incredibly stupid robins. I'm frankly guessing the latter. We miss you guys. Please wave some warmth our way.
ReplyDeleteSorry robins don't count
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ReplyDeleteAmazing variety of Birds. Lots of them I haven't seen yet. Very nice pics. Looking forward to all your upcoming posts from Colombia. :-) :-) Do check out the recent post on my blog about my trip to the historical city Hampi in India www.authoringlife.wordpress.com/hampi
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture of birds (through lens) and a very patient amazing photographer you are Dave. It's quite interesting that some of the birds that you've clicked are found here too.
ReplyDeleteThe Black Vulture is something that I haven't heard of.
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Passaros bonitos O Dave! Obrigado por compartilhar. Voce fala portugues tambem? Meus desejos para voce ter um tempo agradavel no pais da Shakira.
ReplyDeleteSuperb pictures
ReplyDeleteHey Dave. What gorgeous photos! �� What rewards do you get spending that time in nature to capture those moments?
ReplyDeleteRob
The rewards are finding something new, and the peace and quiet.
DeleteQué bonitos registros de las aves de mi ciudad!!!! Gracias por compartirlos!!!
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Wonderful Pictures!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing my friend.