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Coiba Island, Panama (1 Viewer)

the oilbird

Doing a bit for conservation
Hi

anyone out there been to Coiba Island off the Pacific Coast of Panama?

Id be interested to hear of what you saw if you made a visit....

many thanks

ben
 
Hola Ben,

We have been a couple of times to Isla Coiba, and have seen a few birds.

Some of the specialty birds we have seen are the endemic Coiba Spinetail and Brown-backed Dove.

Other noteworthy sightings include Scarlet macaws, Three-wattled Bellbirds, King Vultures, Bare-throated Tiger-Heron, among many other more common species.

Haven´t done much pelagic birding in the area but have seen Least Storm-Petrel and Brown-Noddy.

Hope this is helpful and don´t hesitate contacting me if you might need any further information.

Cheers,
Guido

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Republic of Panama
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