I saw two of them near Everglades Visitor Center, known spot there. Where was this one? Looks like they becoming more common. Only other time I've seen was about 10 years ago in Jacksonville. I think at that time they were still under a review.
Currently we have three birds, one that was where we have the Vermilion Flycatcher which is this bird. This bird moved to the parking area of Lucky Hammock. The other one was by the fig tree that had the honeycreepers. This one seems to have moved farther west and north, it is now with another bird, two together. I have found birds in this area for the last 10-years or more.
@@thebirdprofessor5706 I guess those are the same birds I saw a month ago. One of them was by the Honeycreeper tree and other one by the road powerlines.
Lucky to observe this one, nice capture!
Thank you.
Indeed one of the most common birds in Latin America.
Its crazy how common they are south of the border, everywhere.
Hello,this is a very nice capture of this bird and wonderful to see!! Greetings Gijs
Thank you, a very pretty bird.
I saw two of them near Everglades Visitor Center, known spot there. Where was this one? Looks like they becoming more common. Only other time I've seen was about 10 years ago in Jacksonville. I think at that time they were still under a review.
Currently we have three birds, one that was where we have the Vermilion Flycatcher which is this bird. This bird moved to the parking area of Lucky Hammock. The other one was by the fig tree that had the honeycreepers. This one seems to have moved farther west and north, it is now with another bird, two together. I have found birds in this area for the last 10-years or more.
@@thebirdprofessor5706 I guess those are the same birds I saw a month ago. One of them was by the Honeycreeper tree and other one by the road powerlines.