In the morning of 20 March 2014 at Arenal observatory in Costa Rica, there were not only woodpeckers and bananaquits, but also, like at many other places in Costa Rica, hummingbirds. Eg, this brown violet-ear.
And scaly-breasted hummingbirds.
Also, a palm tanager.
The feeders attracted brown jays as well.
Two laughing falcons flying past.
A male green honeycreeper.
And a golden-hooded tanager.
It stops raining. We walk around.
A garden emerald hummingbird sitting on a bush; then, flying.
A house wren on the ground.
A chestnut-sided warbler. And a fellow migrant from North America: a Tennessee warbler.
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