csar38's Identifications
csar38's ID:
Pacific Hornero
(Furnarius cinnamomeus)
Added on November 5, 2023
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csar38's ID:
Pacific Hornero
(Furnarius cinnamomeus)
Added on November 5, 2023
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csar38's ID:
Guayaquil Woodpecker
(Campephilus gayaquilensis)
Added on June 17, 2023
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csar38's ID:
Green Kingfisher
(Chloroceryle americana)
Added on April 29, 2023
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csar38's ID:
Long-billed Starthroat
(Heliomaster longirostris)
Added on April 29, 2023
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csar38's ID:
Shiny Cowbird
(Molothrus bonariensis)
Added on April 29, 2023
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csar38's ID:
Red-masked Parakeet
(Psittacara erythrogenys)
Added on April 29, 2023
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csar38's ID:
Amazilia Hummingbird
(Amazilis amazilia)
Added on March 23, 2022
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csar38's ID:
Pacific Hornero
(Furnarius leucopus ssp. cinnamomeus [inactive])
Added on August 31, 2019
Maverick
csar38's ID:
Pacific Hornero
(Furnarius leucopus ssp. cinnamomeus [inactive])
Added on August 31, 2019
Maverick
csar38's ID:
White Ibis
(Eudocimus albus)
Added on August 20, 2019
Supporting
csar38's ID:
Amazilia Hummingbird
(Amazilia amazilia [inactive])
Added on August 20, 2019
Maverick
csar38's ID:
Striated Heron
(Butorides striata)
Added on August 20, 2019
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Pied-billed Grebe
(Podilymbus podiceps)
Added on August 20, 2019
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csar38's ID:
Mabel Orchard Orbweaver
(Leucauge argyrobapta)
Added on August 20, 2019
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Photos / Sounds
What
Bicolored Hawk (Accipiter bicolor)Observer
roggervalmonDescription
La vi al mediodía en la intersección de dos senderos junto al mirador de la ESPOL
csar38's ID:
Bicolored Hawk
(Accipiter bicolor)
Added on July 27, 2019
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csar38's ID:
Turkey Vulture
(Cathartes aura)
Added on June 2, 2019
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csar38's ID:
Yellow-rumped Cacique
(Cacicus cela)
Added on June 2, 2019
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csar38's ID:
Red-masked Parakeet
(Psittacara erythrogenys)
Added on June 2, 2019
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Photos / Sounds
What
Short-tailed Woodstar (Myrmia micrura)Observer
mattclark72Description
Need help with ID. This photo was taken by my colleague Eduardo Cuevas in the Tumbesian dry forest on the Perú Ecuador border. We think it´s a female Short-tailed Woodstar based on overall coloring, tail length, and size (it was tiny -- Eduardo guessed 4 cm). But we are confused by what looks like a throat patch.
csar38's ID:
Short-tailed Woodstar
(Myrmia micrura)
Added on December 23, 2018
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