Ecuador Birds
see also Peru Birds


Antbird, Scale-backed  Amazon Rain Forest, Ecuador


Brilliant, Fawn-breasted  Guango Lodge
ID needs verification


Bushbird, Black  Botanical Gardens, Quito, Ecuador
ID needs verification


Conebill, Cinereous  Ecuador


Coot Andean Otavalo, Ecuador


Cormorant, Neotropic   Amazon Rain Forest, Ecuador


Coronet, Buff-tailed   Guango Lodge
ID needs verification


Coronet, Chestnut-breasted    Guango Lodge


Dove, Eared  Quito


Elaenia, Mottle-backed  Ecuador
ID needs verification


Finch, Band-tailed Sierra-  Ecuador


Finch, Chestnut-bellied Seed-  Punta Ahuano, Ecuador 


Finch, Pale-naped Brush-  Guango Lodge


Flowerpiercer, Masked  1) Guango Lodge, Ecuador  2, 3) Peguche Waterfall


Grassquit, Blue-black  Ecuador  


Grosbeak, Golden-bellied  Peguche Waterfall, Ecuador


Hawk, Roadside  Ecuador


Hummingbird, Sword-billed - Guango Lodge


Nunbird, White-fronted  Ecuador


Phoebe, Black  Ecuador


Piha, Screaming  Amazon Rain Forest, Ecuador
ID needs verification


Puffleg, Glowing  Guango Lodge


Seedeater, Band-tailed  Ecuador


Seedeater, Variable  Ecuador


Siskin, Hooded  Ecuador


Sparrow, Rufous-collared  Quito


Starfrontlet, Buff-winged  Guango Lodge


Sunangel, Royal   Ecuador
ID needs verification


Sunangel, Tourmaline  Guango Lodge




Swallow, Blue-and-white  Ecuador 


Swallow, Brown-bellied  Otavalo, Ecuador


Swallow, Chestnut-collared  Otavalo, Ecuador 


Sylph, Long-tailed  Guango Lodge


Tanager, Blue-gray  Ecuador


Tanager, Silver-beaked  Ecuador


Thrush, Chiguanco - Quito, Ecuador
ID needs verification


Thrush, Glossy-black  Quito, Ecuador
ID needs verification


Thrush, Great  Quito 
1) Female  2, 3, 4) Male


Violetear, Sparkling - Quito, Ecuador


Vulture, Black Ecuador


Warbler, Blackburnian  Guango Lodge, Ecuador


Waterthrush, Northern  Quito, Ecuador


Woodstar, White-bellied  Guango Lodge

 

UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS

UFO3 Banos


UFO6 Quito Botanical Gardens


UFO7 Guango Lodge


UFO8 Guango Lodge


UFO9 Guango Lodge


UFO10 Punta Ahuano