Most of the mangroves around the estuary in San Blas have been left untouched, and large sections are even protected so there are many birds, and many types of birds. San Blas is hip to ecotourism and there are several outfits that give guided birdwathcing tours. Accordingly, San Blas has become a mecca for birdwatchers, people like my Dad. In his honor, here are some pictures of the birds I saw - he could probably name them all, alas I cannot. ( 02/25/11 As I figured, my Dad was able to name the birds for me, so I added their names in today.)
Snowy Egret
Osprey
Ok...those are amazing photos! Forgive me if someone has already asked this but, what camera are you using? Clearly, you have an eye for photos but I am curious as to the camera.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your kind words. I really do enjoy photography but it seems like every time that something REALLY exciting happens, I don't think to grab the camera because I am too busy enjoying the sights! Anyway, I have a Fuji but I don't know the model number, I will have to look it up. It is 10 megapixels and it zooms in really close. When I look it up I will let you know. I am very happy with it except it is bigger than the little pocket guys so sometimes I hesitate to take it along on trips.
Laura