On the left black-backed stilt

When the female is receptive bends her body in a horizontal line stretching her neck forwards and downwards.

The same owl photographed by Hugo and Ricardo at 12 is the one that later fell on the ground when Marco was present. The owl was attended at the Center.

Eduardo tells us he found these fresh excrements on the Willow Path He says they are unmistakable in this time of the year for the size and the presence of Chinese privet seeds. This is another way to recognize the presence of this guan

Eduardo tells us he found these fresh excrements on the Willow Path He says they are unmistakable in this time of the year for the size and the presence of Chinese privet seeds. This is another way to recognize the presence of this guan

Marco tells us his experience with the owl. "I was completely shocked to see this owl. After a while I see the bird rock. At the very beginning I thought it was normal (I knew nothing about owl behaviour) that it was sleeping and gave little importance to it. But suddenly, it rocked too much and fell on the ground. There was no one in the cabin so I went to the nursery where I met two people in a truck. I told them what had happened and took them to the place. There the owl was lying motionless on the ground. The guys took the owl to the Raptors' Center. They thought the owl had eaten something in bad condition. At least it is safe now. "
We are in touch with the Raptors' Center to know about his health

Stilt chicks to come?

Dipping the bill in loquat

With fulvous and white-faced whistling-ducks

The vigilant eye

With fruit of white cedar Melia Azederach

The double-collared seedeaters leave for the north in the winter and come back in the spring. Only a few individuals either females or juveniles always stay  We have seen them as usual. And now this male

Composition with tropical parula, ultramarine grsobeak and golden-crowned warbler

Butterfly from the north east

Eduardo says thatthis pair was displaying for a very long time moving around the tree giving smooth pecks at each other

With apple snail

The the coscoroba swan is considered a swan there are some physical and behavioural characteristics which associate this bird more to other anatids than to proper swans. Here we note two which deal with cygnets. The coscoroba cygnets are not white when they are born and they are not carried on their parents' back. 

Two groups of about 500 individuals were spotted