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Hummingbirds at Tandayapa
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Most lodges have hummingbird feeders, which make it very easy to observe hummingbirds. On this trip, I observed 37 hummingbird species, mostly at feeders, and photographed 26 species.
Band-tailed Barbthroat — at Reserva Canandé (not at feeder)
White-whiskered Hermit — at Milpe
White-necked Jacobin — at Reserva Canandé
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Brown Violet-ear — at Tandayapa
Green Violet-ear — at Tandayapa
Sparkling Violet-ear — at Tandayapa
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Green Thorntail video |
Green Thorntail female — at Mirador Rio Blanco
Western Emerald — at Tandayapa
Green-crowned Woodnymph — at Milpe
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Rufous-tailed Hummingbird — at Mirador Rio Blanco
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Andean Emerald — at Tandayapa
Speckled Hummingbird — at Bellavista
Fawn-breasted Brilliant — at Mindo Loma
More Fawn-breasted Brilliant photos
Green-crowned Brilliant — at Mirador Rio Blanco
More Green-crowned Brilliant photos
Buff-tailed Coronet — at Mindo Loma
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Velvet-purple Coronet — at Mindo Loma
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Brown Inca — at Mindo Loma
Collared Inca — at Bellavista
Buff-winged Starfrontlet — at Yanacocha
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Great Sapphirewing — at Yanacocha
Unfortunately only one shot of this huge slow-flapping hummingbird with sapphire wings.
Gorgeted Sunangel — at Bellavista (not at feeder)
Sapphire-vented Puffleg — at Yanacocha
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Purple-bibbed Whitetip — at Tandayapa
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Booted Racket-tail — at Tandayapa
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Violet-tailed Sylph — at Refugio Paz de las Aves
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Purple-throated Woodstar — at Bellavista
