Our last afternoon of Ecuador birding saw us upstream of the claylicks birding around a Sani village (can you say Roasted Palm Grubs for lunch? Ok, plural is an exaggeration. But I did eat one. It tasted like a really rubbery shrimp). Anyway, we walked a trail among widely dispersed houses and came upon a White-eared Jacamar.
Our real goal on this hike was a roost spot for Crested Owl, an owl that's fairly widely distributed in the tropics, but a species I'd only seen once before.
Finally a view of one of the white-throated toucan species which came a lot closer than any had previously just to continue the white-eared theme of the walk...
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