Tanagers of the Americas 1—A Global Birding Species Special with colorful TANAGERS from 8 countries! скачать в хорошем качестве

Tanagers of the Americas 1—A Global Birding Species Special with colorful TANAGERS from 8 countries!

We're rebranding this video to better represent its scope. Tanagers of the Americas 2 — A Global Birding Species Special is the first of our 2 videos on Tanagers and their "cousins." The birds in this video were photographed in 8 different countries!!! The USA is represented by 1 state in this video. Year or years we photographed the tanagers are in ( ): Belize- 2 species (2016, 2023) Brazil - 13 species (2017) Costa Rica - 6 species (2016, 2018) Ecuador - 15 species (2021) Nicaragua - 1 species (2016) Panama - 6 species (2015) Peru 1 species (2016) and Arizona, USA - 1 species (2014) "TITLE BIRD" is the multi-colored and aptly named Flame-faced Tanager (11:44). Photographed at the Amagusa Reserve in Ecuador October 2021. In our three weeks in Ecuador we saw many birds. See our Ecuador video series to get a broader view. "COVER BIRD" is this amazing Glistening Green Tanager (14:11). Also photographed at the Amagusa Reserve in Ecuador October 2021. It almost looks fake, but it's not! Such a striking color. It took our breath away. So glad we were able to get some great looks! MOST PHOTOGENIC in order of appearance: —Blue-winged Mountain Tanager (04:15) was photographed at Balcón Tumpiki, Ecuador. —Cherries Tanager (06:58) This stunning male Cherries Tanager was photographed at Hotel Talari Birding Lodge in Costa Rica. —Flame-faced Tanager (11:44) and also the Title Bird. This bird and the others featured in this video were photographed either at San Jorge's Sumaco Bajo or at the Amagusa Reserve both in Ecuador. One of the things we love about tanagers is the wide variety of coloration. —Gilt-edged Tanager (13:47) Colorful, beautiful, all the adjectives describe this tanager photographed while birding in Itatiaia National Park in Brazil. —Masked Tanager (19:31). This male Masked Tanager was photographed at San Jorge's Tandayapa Reserve in Ecuador. Such shades of blue, they look like they are painted on. They make a lovely contrast to the dark blue/black of its body. MOST PHOTOGRAPHED bird is the Blue-gray Tanager beginning at (02:55). We have pictures of it from 6, count them 6 different countries! 1. Belize at La Milpa in 2023 2. Costa Rica 2018 at Talari Mountain Lodge 3. Ecuador 2021 at San Jorge Sumaco Bajo 4. Nicaragua 2016 at Granada 5. Panama 2015 at Gamboa 6. Peru 2016 while at the Pachacamac Ruins outside Lima SEEING RED: These bright red conspicuously plumaged tanagers are hard to miss whether in flight or perched: —Brazilian Tanager (05:21) how appropriate that we found the Brazilian Tanager in Brazil. Photographed at REGUA 2017. —Cherries Tanager (06:58) see mention for MOST PHOTOGENIC finalist above. Costa Rica 2018 —Crimson-backed Tanager (08:15) photographed in Panama 2015. —Crimson-collared Tanager (08:46) was photographed in Belize 2023. —Flame-colored Tanager (10:36) was photographed in Panama 2015. —Hepatic Tanager (18:18) was photographed in Tucson, Arizona, USA in 2014. —Masked-crimson Tanager (20:00) was photographed in Ecuador in 2021. LAST BUT NOT LEAST BIRDS are male Green-headed Tanagers foraging for fruit. Photographed in Brazil at REGUA (Reserva Ecologica Guapiacu) January 2017. Watch for more SPECIES SPECIALS! Hummingbirds of the Americas is in the works. We're also working on a Warblers video, but hope to get more material for that after our next birding trip to Europe. Thanks to our wonderful guides and hosts! For more specific information, check out the video details from our series from each country or contact us via email. Equipment used was Canon 70D with a Canon EF100-400mm lens and Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.