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Project Noah Nature School
Biologist specialized in soil invertebrates, photographer and webmaster.
Cuenca, Ecuador
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Thanks Michael ... trying to make a little time to contribute. ¿Do you know if Project Noah is exporting its data to GBIF?
Hi Tukup ... yes, you are right. This is Heranice miltoglypta.
I revised the link and some other sites containing information on Cercosaura oshaughnessyi, but I'm not sure it is the right specie. I revised the distribution and it seems that Cercosaura oshaughnessyi is located in the Amazon side of Ecuador, and I saw this one in the coast of Ecuador, far from its described location.
I didn´t notice the resemblance. Yes, it looks like a WWII pilot !
Micratena sp.
Hi Ashley. I think you are right. Just checked it in "The birds of Ecuador" and it fits the distribution and taxonomy. Thanks.
Maybe it is Trachyderes succinctus.
I forgot to update this one. This is a Saffron finch, Sicalis flaveola.
