We were traveling pretty light with only carry-on baggage so I had to limit the amount of camera gear I could take. That meant I had no super zoom or camera with a long lens. So my bird watching was pretty intense but my bird photography was not. At Crooked Tree we had an opportunity for an early morning, three hour birding tour by boat. We were treated to countless birds, many of them lifers for me. We were lucky to see five Jabiru Storks! They are considered endangered mostly due to habitat loss.
Here are a few distant images of some interesting birds.
Little Blue Heron that we saw in Belize City
Vermilion Flycatcher on her nest – middle right side of the image
White Ibises
Rufous-necked Wood-rail – my new favorite bird!
Boat-billed Herons
Green Heron
Black-collared Hawk
Jabiru Stork surrounded by many other wading birds
This is the iconic bird of Crooked Tree
They are five feet tall with a wingspan of eight feet!
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Beautiful birds and photos, despite equipment limitations, Teri. Thanks so much for sharing. Nancy
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Thanks Nancy.