PERU 2010 – Part 7: More Manu Road…
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Dec 9, 2010 | by Kevin Loughlin
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| Olive-backed Woodcreeper |
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| Orange-eared Tanager |
When tanagers come through in a feeding flock, some of the colors can be spectacular! The “Orange-eared Tanager” above was a lifer for me, but curious of its name. The RED markings are on the sides of the throat, not the head!
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| Slaty-capped Flycatcher |
Many solitary species were found as well, like the Slaty-capped Flycatcher above. He remained silent as he searched for a meal, but many others were anything but silent!
On our return we came across another bus of birders. What do buses do when they meet on a single lane, high mountain road? I will share the video in the next post!
photos and text © Kevin Loughlin
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I think it will be an awesome cool bus crash. The winner who crash less can continue on the trip. 😉