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Anhingas are also called “devil birds” or “snake birds” because only their long neck appears above the water when swimming. To hunt, they use their beak like a sword with which they stab their prey, which then, in a difficult…
When I look back on my recent years, I am surprised. I have been traveling for more than three years now. My life keeps showing me new opportunities and discards others without my consent. I could not have predicted how…
I love getting up early to wait for the sun to begin its journey to open the shadows. It is a pleasure full of unexpected sensations. I enjoy collecting sunrises and keeping and treasuring them among my memories and images….
The Blackburnian Warbler – Dendroica fusca, is a beautiful bird that travels great distances twice a year between the northern and Central and South parts of North America. They are long-distance migrants. It is tiny, measures between 10 and 12 centimeters,…
Whenever we visualize a hummingbird, we imagine it is fragile and delicate, but nothing is further from reality, as they are fierce fighters and very territorial. The hummingbird, Huitzilopochtli, was the god of the sun and war tactics in the…
When the guayacan trees (Handroanthus guayacan) begin to bloom, the first to arrive are the hummingbirds, which appear when the tree sheds its leaves, and the buds start to sprout. The hummingbirds defend the colossal tree as if each one…
Crested Oropendolas (Psarocolius decumanus) live in the lowlands from Central America to Argentina. I found them on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. While hiking in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, I listened to them singing, but I couldn’t see…
The Vermilion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus rubinus) name means “head of fire.” The Vermilion Flycatcher is one of my favorite birds because I grew up seeing it on my farm in Colombia. It’s always catching flying insects and going back to the…
The Blue-necked Tanager (Stilpnia cyanicollis) lives in northern South America, from Colombia to Bolivia. It has beautiful colors, and the most striking feature is its very defined bright blue head that contrasts with the dark body. . By looking at…
My trip to the Mangle River was a wonderful experience. Getting to this small river is not easy; it is hard to see it on the extensive Caribbean coast of Córdoba, Colombia. Only those who know its exact location can…
Finding a Keel-billed toucan (Ramphastos sulfuratus) was quite a challenge. It lives from southern Mexico to northern Colombia and Venezuela; although it is very colorful, it manages to camouflage itself in the forest. Our first meeting was in the middle…
