Woodpeckers and bananaquit in Costa Rica

As this blog wrote, in the morning of 20 March 2014 at Arenal observatory in Costa Rica, it started to rain. As this photo, of two golden-hooded tanagers and a blue-grey tanager at feeders, shows.

Nevertheless, a male and a female black-cheeked woodpecker kept looking for food on a tree.

Passerini’s tanagers, both male and female.

A small bird: a bananaquit.

A social flycatcher on a roof.

Then, two spectacular birds: a pale-billed woodpecker couple, feeding on a big tree.

A green honeycreeper.

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