These photos are from our time while in Mountain Pine Ridge, Belize.
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| Once you reach Douglas D'Silva Forest Station in the forest you have to go through a military checkpoint. It is mainly for the visitors' safety. Needless to say . . . I'm the one in the middle. |
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| Our first morning at D'Silva was constant rain and fog. Our one highlight was a cooperative Azure-crowned Hummingbird. |
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| 1000 Foot Fall-This beautiful waterfall is a great location to watch the Orange-breasted Falcon. While waiting for them to make a pass, you have a great view! |
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| Rio Frio Cave-An unbelievably cool spot. We visited in the middle of the day so the birding was slow but it was still well worth the stop! |
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| The sign for Rio Frio Caves-We thought we had reached the caves and were very unimpressed. Luckily, we continued further on and realized we hadn't went far enough . . . the actual cave was awesome. |
2 comments:
Great photos of the hummingbird and the soldiers. I like how your birding attire didn't change at all between Indiana and Belize!
Did you have many problems with humidity and condensation while you were birding down there? It seems like that might wreak havoc with optics.
Thanks Jeremy,
We didn't have too many problems with optics while birding down there. There were a couple humid lowland places that caused some fogging of the binoculars in Mexico.
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