7th July
I completed the
fourth round of surveys in the Atlantic Forest on a chilly morning which had a
sluggish start. Once the sun had risen the birds were in fine form with a full
complement of lists completed alongside the transect walk.
An Eared
Pygmy-tyrant was the bird of the day. Not for its rarity factor but I have had
little opportunity to get photographs of this fascinating little bird. This
species is found in subtropical lowland forests in Argentina, Brazil and
Paraguay.
A Grey-necked
Wood-rail and a sighting of the now infamous voice4 completed the birds of
interest. Voice4 is still being scrutinized and I hope to get some pictures of
this mystery caller in the forests of Laguna Blanca.
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