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fieldguides > We begin this month's batch of recently received tour photos with some of our 2008 Hawaii group watching the endemic subspecies of Black Noddy off the coast of the Big Island in this photo by guide Dan Lane. This coastline is only about twenty years old!Link to: HAWAII[photo © Dan Lane]

fieldguides > "The Aki is right there!" Our recent Hawaii group getting great views of the rare Akiapola'au along the Pu'u O'o Trail on the Big Island.Link to: HAWAII[photo © Dan Lane]

fieldguides > Guide George Armistead leads the gang in a display of the "Aki Shaka"... an obvious sign of post-Akiapola'au euphoria. Go team go!Link to: HAWAII[photo © Dan Lane]

fieldguides > Back down to Earth and back on the continental mainland, the classic cone of Volcan San Pedro looms across Lake Atitlan in this photo from one of our 2008 Guatemala: Shade-grown birding & Horned Guan Hike tour in this image by guide Alvaro Jaramillo.Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

fieldguides > Participant Myrna Noye and others from one of our 2008 groups head across the bridge for some rich forest birding at Finca Patrocinio.Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

fieldguides > Casa Santo Domingo in Antigua, one of the lovely stops on our Guatemala itinerary.Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

fieldguides > "Bird sets trap for larger prey!!" Well, not really, but it was a curious setting for a colorful Rufous-naped Wren on one of our recent Guatemala tours!Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

fieldguides > Turquoise-browed Motmot was a fine addition to a day's birding on one of our 2008 Guatemala tours. Northern Central America is the epicenter of diversity of this beautiful group of birds.Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

fieldguides > The alticola subspecies of Yellow-eyed Junco, often called Guatemalan Junco, is darker and larger than other Yellow-eyed Juncos. This one showed well at a stop at Fuentes Georginas on one of our 2008 Guatemala tours.Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

fieldguides > Guides Jesse Fagan and Ned Brinkley led our inaugural Honduras: Land of the Emeralds tour in March. The above image shows one of birding's never-to-be-expected moments and a somewhat strange trip highlight. As Ned noted, "none of us will forget the bizarre 'wrestling' match between the male Black-crested Coquettes at Cerro Azul-Meambar." For sure!Link to: HONDURAS: LAND OF THE EMERALDS[photo © Ned Brinkley]

fieldguides > In this image from participant Brian Schoeffler, guide Jan Pierson leads the gang on a birding walk in the forest on the Brazilian side of the falls at Iguazu, where everything from Blond-crested Woodpecker and Russet-winged Spadebill to Spot-billed Toucanet and Sharpbill may be found.Link to: BRAZIL: ITATIAIA, IGUAZU FALLS & THE PANTANAL[photo © Brian Schoeffler]

fieldguides > Participant Brian Schoeffler also returned with some great bird images, including this one and the next of a lovely Golden-collared Macaw taking to the air in the southern Pantanal.Link to: BRAZIL: ITATIAIA, IGUAZU FALLS & THE PANTANAL[photo © Brian Schoeffler]

fieldguides > Again, the lovely Golden-collared Macaw...Link to: BRAZIL: ITATIAIA, IGUAZU FALLS & THE PANTANAL[photo © Brian Schoeffler]

fieldguides > Here, an artful image of a Pale-crested Woodpecker busily working a branch in the southern Pantanal in search of a meal, by participant Brian Schoeffler.Link to: BRAZIL: ITATIAIA, IGUAZU FALLS & THE PANTANAL[photo © Brian Schoeffler]

fieldguides > And here, one of the same pair of Pale-crested Woodpeckers in a more restful pose!Link to: BRAZIL: ITATIAIA, IGUAZU FALLS & THE PANTANAL[photo © Brian Schoeffler]

Casa Santo Domingo in Antigua, one of the lovely stops on our Guatemala itinerary.

Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE
[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

fieldguides > Casa Santo Domingo in Antigua, one of the lovely stops on our Guatemala itinerary.Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

Casa Santo Domingo in Antigua, one of the lovely stops on our Guatemala itinerary.

Link to: GUATEMALA: SHADE-GROWN BIRDING & HORNED GUAN HIKE
[photo © Alvaro Jaramillo]

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