msilver2

photographed on Galveston Island, Texas, 2/6/19

oops, looks like i DID get to see the sword-billed at Guango Lodge after all:

Our bus stopped off at Guango Lodge for just a couple hours due to a temporary road closure ahead, and I didn't get to see the sword-billed.

Sorry, I should have said that all five photos were taken at Guango Lodge in Ecuador.

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5

this bird was photographed (at a distance) at Paz de las Aves near Mindo, Ecuador, 12/25/18

this bird was photographed 12/23/18 near Mindo, Ecuador

Thanks very much!

There were some elusive birds yesterday that didn't want me to get a good shot. I wonder if you all can help me learn what I got only a glimpse of? These were taken at Bayou Sauvage Nat'l Wildlife Refuge in New Orleans: #1 #2 Perhaps this is the same guy as #1? #3 #4 #5 this might be another view of #3

Looks like I shot a photo of this guy an hour earlier

photos taken 12/28/18

are these willets? photos taken 4/27 #1 #2 #3

this photo was taken June 14, in Garfield County, Colorado

don't have a photo of a nearby male euphonia, just a couple tanagers. thanks for the help.

this photo taken august 23 near Mindo, Ecuador

This bird was shot outside Quito on August 18

These photos were taken on the cuyabeno river in the Ecuadorian amazon on August 29 #1 #2 is this a great blue heron, or a cousin?

These photos were taken August 27 #1 #2 Is this Amazon Kingfisher?

These photos were taken near the Cuyabeno river bridge, at the entrance to the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve in Ecuador, August 26 #1 #2 #3 #4

sorry it's not a better shot--was shooting into the sun. I bet you are right about male white-lined tanager. thanks much!

this photo was taken at Paz de las Aves near Mindo, Ecuador on August 23

photos taken in Mindo, Ecuador 8/22/19

These birds were photographed on August 25 at Guagno Lodge near Quito (I thought I already posted this, but I don't see it on the site. apologies if this is an unnecessary repeat) #1 #2 #3

thanks much!

This photo was taken today at Belmar Park in Lakewood, Colorado: Any help is much appreciated.