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Rich Miller | profile | all galleries >> Other Expeditions >> Costa Rica, Svalbard, Aussois, and Queens, NY >> Birds spotted in Costa Rica Nov 2004 tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Birds spotted in Costa Rica Nov 2004

Photos of Costa Rican birds, November, 2004 - Help needed with IDs

Thanks to all who contributed IDs and corrected my original mistakes.
(1) Coppery-headed Emerald (male)
(1) Coppery-headed Emerald (male)		 (2) Blue-gray Tanager
(2) Blue-gray Tanager		 (2) Blue-gray Tanager
(2) Blue-gray Tanager		 (3) Violet Sabrewing
(3) Violet Sabrewing
(4) Rufous-collared sparrow
(4) Rufous-collared sparrow		 (5) Bananaquit
(5) Bananaquit		 (6) Coppery-headed emerald (female)
(6) Coppery-headed emerald (female)		 (7) Clay colored robin
(7) Clay colored robin
(8) Tennessee Warbler
(8) Tennessee Warbler		 (9) Red-crowned Ant-Tanager or Hepatic Tanager
(9) Red-crowned Ant-Tanager or Hepatic Tanager		 (10) Sooty Robin
(10) Sooty Robin		 (11) Green Violet-ear
(11) Green Violet-ear
(12) (?) Bronze-tailed plumeleteer (male)
(12) (?) Bronze-tailed plumeleteer (male)		 (13) Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
(13) Rufous-tailed Hummingbird		 (14) Steely-vented Hummingbird
(14) Steely-vented Hummingbird		 (15) Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
(15) Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
(16) Inca Dove
(16) Inca Dove		 (17) Great Kiskadee
(17) Great Kiskadee		 (?) Red-kneed Tarantula
(?) Red-kneed Tarantula		 White-faced Capuchin Monkey
White-faced Capuchin Monkey
White-nosed Coati = Coatimundi
White-nosed Coati = Coatimundi

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Arleen 24-Jan-2005 02:41
Hi, Rich,

I'm drafting my next monthly report and would like to get permission to use your beautiful picture of your Clay-colored Robin.

I am adding a new "Trip Reports" section to my personal web page and would like to include your picture since I will be relating my experience with the bird from a past trip. So that's why I'd be thrilled to include your picture in my trip report. Of course, I'd credit your name and add a link to your PBase.com site so that my readers may view it. I will also provide another link with detailed info under my Links section.

Here's my last report so you may see how I credit photographers and if you would feel comfortable having your work on my pages:

http://home.att.net/~arleen.obrien/BirdJoyDec2004.html

Hope to hear from you soon.

Arleen O'Brien
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