Xenornis

José Tejada spent the weekend at Fortuna. The best place he visited was Cable Car Road, a short trail near the STRI cabin. He had a male Bare-necked Umbrellabird, as well as a few Three-wattled Bellbirds, Chiriquí Quail-Dove, White-bellied Mountain-Gem and White-crowned Manakin. He also saw a female Selasphorus hummingbird that might have been a Glow-throated, or maybe something else, around Finca La Suiza.

From 27th to 31st March Bill Porteous was in Chiriqui and sends the following report: On 27th March there was a lot of activity on the new trail at El Respingo above Cerro Punta, and a pair of Silvery-throated Jays joined a pair of Emerald Toucanets in the same tree, where they were later joined, briefly, by a pair of Black Guans! On the 28th there at least two Masked Ducks, both female-plumaged birds, at Volcan Lakes. In the evening, in the clearing above the first forest patch above Cerro Punta, Dusky Nightjar sang, and then reacted to tape playback by landing on a post in full view where it continued singing. On the old Oleoducto Road in Palo Seco on the 30th there was White-bellied Mountain-Gem at the top, and Lattice-tailed Trogon further down, where the pipeline crosses a small valley. Rufous-breasted Antthrushes were singing on both sides of the road, and a good view was had of one of them. They were singing as well on the Continental Divide Trail, where I was surprised by the n...