Much sunnier today with no rain, but still very cool. Still very few moths coming into the moth wall, with a huge saturniid, an
Automeris larra, being the highlight.
A walk up the Casa Anibel Trail today was also quiet, but a small ant swarm towards the top of the trail attracted a pair of Red-crowned Ant-Tanager, 2 Black-goggled Tanager, 2 Thrush-like Woodcreeper, and a White-necked Hawk. 1 Blonde-crested Woodpecker, 1m Surucua Trogon, 1 Plain Xenops, another Thrush-like Woodcreeper, an immature Blue Manakin, 1 Boat-billed Flycatcher, and a Rusty-margined Guan (with another heard) were also noted on the trail.
A Burnished-buff Tanager was noted in the lodge garden, and long the the dirt road road to Casa Pesquisa, 2 White-rumped Monjita, 1-2 White-rumped Swallow, 1 Rufous-capped Motmot and a Savanna Hawk were logged.
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| Automeris larra, REGUA moth wall |
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| Automeris larra, REGUA moth wall |
In the afternoon this superb
Syssphinx molina silkmoth was found resting by the garage light at Nicholas and Raquel's house.
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| Female Syssphinx molina at Nicholas and Raquel's house this afternoon |
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