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You bring the beer, I'll bring the birds. (Birding from the slopes of the Turrialba Volcano, Costa Rica.)

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Category Archives: In My Patch

posts about bird sightings in and around my house and garden in San Antonio

Turrialba Volcano slope – first visit of 2018

Squirrel Cuckoo – common but beautiful

Collared araçari – back in the garden after a 2-year absence

Mountain Elaenia – an infrequent visitor to my garden

Fasciated Tiger-Heron returns to Quebrada La Loca

Today in the garden

Magnolia Warbler and an uncommon Chlorospingus at San Diego

Latest garden visitor – Yellow-billed Cuckoo

First migrant warbler of the season – Black-and-white Warbler

Bicolored Hawk at Quebrada La Loca

A Short Walk to Quebrada La Loca

August in my garden – Part II!

August in my garden on the Turrialba Volcano slope

Fasciated Tiger-heron in the garden

Garden Emerald in My Patch

Return of the Violet Sabrewing

Spotted Barbtail at Las Truchas

Elegant Euphonia

Magnolia Warbler? – very late migration date

Yellowish Flycatcher nesting at Santa Cruz de Turrialba

May arrives and migration ends

Barred Hawk at San Diego

Swainson’s Thrush heading back north

Spot-crowned Woodcreeper

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Paul G Pickering

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Turrialba Volcano Oct 31 2014

Turrialba Volcano, 31 October 2014

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