Great video. I have been waiting for this second part as I loved the first one too. Enjoying this Central American adventure as I used to live in Managua. I believe your mystery bird is a female Yellow Warbler. And the kingbird seems to be Tropical as bill is long and the yellow on belly seems to almost go to throat, as opposed to mid-chest for Western. The motmot is a Lesson’s, not a Turquoise-browec. One difference is black dot on chest. Also, I played the Yellow-rumped Warbler in slow motion and froze in flight it is Tennessee. Most likely a female. No streaks at all below, white vent and oliveish on rest. Hope this helps. Anxiously awaiting other videos
Thank you for the info and ID tips. That's very cool you lived in Managua. Nicaragua is one of my favorite places! Hoping to make a trip there in the near future.
Such a variety of colourful birds. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
This gets me excited for spring migration!
Me too! I was surprised at how many migrating birds I saw.
Wonderful, keep up the goodwork🙂
Thanks for watching!
The motmot is a Lesson’s 😊
Good to know! Thank you!
Great video. I have been waiting for this second part as I loved the first one too. Enjoying this Central American adventure as I used to live in Managua. I believe your mystery bird is a female Yellow Warbler. And the kingbird seems to be Tropical as bill is long and the yellow on belly seems to almost go to throat, as opposed to mid-chest for Western. The motmot is a Lesson’s, not a Turquoise-browec. One difference is black dot on chest. Also, I played the Yellow-rumped Warbler in slow motion and froze in flight it is Tennessee. Most likely a female. No streaks at all below, white vent and oliveish on rest. Hope this helps. Anxiously awaiting other videos
Thank you for the info and ID tips. That's very cool you lived in Managua. Nicaragua is one of my favorite places! Hoping to make a trip there in the near future.
I loved my years there in Managua. If you need tips on places to bird there don't hesitate to contact me.
Will do!
Mystery bird is a western Tanager
Thank you for your input!