Antpitta Paradise: A 2010 Update - Neotropical Bird Club
Antpitta Paradise: A 2010 Update - Neotropical Bird Club
Antpitta Paradise: A 2010 Update - Neotropical Bird Club
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feature <strong>Antpitta</strong> <strong>Paradise</strong>This page, clockwise from top left:It might take a few tries, but patient birders should seeSanta Marta <strong>Antpitta</strong> Grallaria bangsi at the El DoradoLodge feeder (Nick Athanas/Tropical <strong>Bird</strong>ing)The bird with two names. Fenwick’s/Urrao <strong>Antpitta</strong>comes in daily to the worm feeder at Colibrí del SolReserve (ProAves Colombia)A classic shot of Maria, the Giant <strong>Antpitta</strong> Grallariagigantea that put Angel Paz on the map (Nick Athanas/Tropical <strong>Bird</strong>ing)The remote Loros Andinos reserve in Colombiais the only place we know that has successfullyattracted an Undulated <strong>Antpitta</strong> Grallaria squamigera(ProAves Colombia)8 <strong>Neotropical</strong> <strong>Bird</strong>ing 8Facing page, clockwise from top left:While the most faithful Moustached <strong>Antpitta</strong> Grallaria alleniat Paz de las Aves remains Susan, occasionally up to threedifferent birds can make an appearance in one morning.On this morning Jose also turned up to be fed by Angel(Sam Woods/Tropical <strong>Bird</strong>ing)Even when not coming in to the Guango feeding area, thelocal pair of Chestnut-crowned <strong>Antpitta</strong>s Grallaria ruficapillacan be regularly heard close by (Sam Woods/Tropical<strong>Bird</strong>ing)Willy, one of the Yellow-breasted <strong>Antpitta</strong>s Grallariaflavotincta at Paz de las Aves (Nick Athanas/Tropical <strong>Bird</strong>ing)Angel Paz has nicknamed the local Ochre-breasted <strong>Antpitta</strong>Grallaricula flavirostris Shakira as it has a habit (likemany Grallaricula) of wiggling their hips like the famousColombian pop star of the same name! (Scott Olmstead/Tropical <strong>Bird</strong>ing)
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