Motmots and hummingbird in Costa Rica

After the early morning, still 22 March 2014 in Guanacaste province in Costa Rica. Among the birds there, these stripe-headed sparrows.

And this groove-billed ani.

Then, a turquoise-browed motmot sits down on a tree.

A bit later, two turquoise-browed motmots on that tree.

A much smaller bird: a cinnamon hummingbird.

How Hummingbirds Are Banded: here.

The Pacific screech owl family is still present.

So is a streak-backed oriole.

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