A lot of lodges in the neotropics use white or blacklights behind sheets to attract moths, and therefore birds, that otherwise would be very...

Have we established that there's LOTS of birds in Ecuador?  The book has about 1000, and obviously they're not evenly distributed; I...

Pre-dawn at San Isidro would bring a parade of birds into the trees next to the deck.  Why?  Moths of course!  Blacklights and sheets attrac...

Green-fronted Lancebill is a bird that's been possible on a bunch (if not most) of the trips I've taken to Central and South Americ...

A Collared Trogon! Trogons were pretty common at San Isidro and this pair was pretty tame, teed up along the trails between the cabins an...

With the rush of spring over and the trees leafed out (at last), time to return to the winter trip to Ecuador.  We started way above the tre...

Otherwise I don't think there'd be ANY shorebirds in Berrien county that have had a reasonable showing this spring.  They're a s...