Biodiversity holds great ecological value because it is indispensable to maintain the ecological balance #conservation #biodiversity #Panama

The White-bellied Antbird delivers a crisp, rising song from deep within the shadowy understory. Captured in Panama’s Pacific lowland forest. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #EarthCapture #birds

Black-breasted Puffbird – 4 facts in 20 sec Get quick insights into this Neotropical bird’s life. Full video: : https://t.co/URgXZOkabX #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #EarthCapture #birds

Described in Panama in 1847, the White-whiskered Puffbird has whisker-like bristles that may help it sense prey—though their role isn’t fully understood. It sits motionless for long periods. 🐦 #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHQg0 #ThePhotohour #EarthCapture #birds

Bat Falcon Nesting Habits — 4 Quick Facts in 20 Seconds 🦅 From tree cavity nests to dedicated parental care, this agile raptor’s breeding story is worth a look. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHQg0 #ThePhotohour #EarthCapture #birds #Bmpcc4k #wildlife

At dusk in Panama, a Crested Oropendola weaves its nest beneath the rising full moon near a lone protected Panama tree (Sterculia apetala), a refuge after forest loss. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHQg0 #ThePhotohour #EarthCapture #birds #Bmpcc4k #wildlife

This bird teams up with army ants to hunt! 🐦🐜 Watch how the Bicolored Antbird uses swarming ants to find its next meal. 👉 Watch the full video: https://t.co/JXc69OX1eb #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #EarthCapture #birds #Bmpcc4k #wildlife

🎧 Peaceful Birdsong in the Wild Experience the Rufous-collared Sparrow (Zonotrichia capensis) singing freely in its natural habitat. 📺 Watch the full video: https://t.co/Eit1s2WWOQ For #footage licensing https://t.co/zp9bMblAXA #EarthCapture #BMPCC4K #BirdsOfTwitter

With a burst of precision, a Fork-tailed Flycatcher delivers food to three growing nestlings—rare nest footage from #Panama. Watch the full video: https://t.co/PtI6V8Su4Y For #footage licensing https://t.co/zp9bMbm8N8 #EarthCapture #BMPCC4K #BirdsOfTwitter #BirdVideo #wildlife

The Tropical Kingbird hunts with precision—spot, launch, strike. Get a glimpse in this Short… then watch the full video for more facts. 🎥 Full video: https://t.co/LrKaY1d9zQ For #footage licensing https://t.co/zp9bMblAXA #EarthCapture #BMPCC4K #BirdsOfTwitter #BirdVideo

The Sapphire-throated Hummingbird (Chrysuronia coeruleogularis) owes its name to Latin roots: coeruleus (blue) + gularis (throated). A name as dazzling as its iridescent throat. For #footage licensing https://t.co/zp9bMblAXA #EarthCapture #BMPCC4K #BirdsOfTwitter #BirdVideo

The Rufous-tailed Hummingbird is one of the few landbirds found on both Caribbean and Pacific islands off southern Middle America—offering a unique window into biogeography, ecology, and evolution. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025

The female Crimson-backed Tanager wears a soft reddish-brown plumage—less flashy but equally distinctive, a quiet presence along the forest edge. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs For #footage licensing https://t.co/zp9bMblAXA #BirdsSeenIn2025 #ThePhotohour #Birds

Tiny bird, tight boundaries. The Common Tody-Flycatcher defends a small patch of space with sharp calls and quick chases. Listen for duets—more than sound, they’re a message: this territory is taken. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025

The genus name Hylophilus comes from Greek: hylē (forest) + philos (loving). A “forest lover”—perfect for the Scrub Greenlet, often found in trees and shrubs. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025 #EarthCapture #BirdsofX #birds

Longest hummingbird in Central America? The Long-billed Hermit takes the title—not for its weight, but for its extended tail and bill, reaching up to 16 cm. A slender specialist of the understory. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025

Brilliant and fast, the Sapphire-throated Hummingbird (Chrysuronia coeruleogularis) shows its electric-blue throat while resting between bursts of flight. For #footage licensing https://t.co/zp9bMblAXA #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025 #EarthCapture #BirdsofX #birds

A 2021 study in Panama found 25% of female White-necked Jacobins retain male-like colors into adulthood to avoid aggression, challenging sexual selection. For #footage licensing https://t.co/zp9bMblAXA #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025 #EarthDay #EarthCapture #BirdsofX #birds

Heard the high-pitched song of the Slate-colored Seedeater (Sporophila schistacea). A scarce species, often tied to bamboo flowering events, though not entirely dependent on them. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025 #EarthCapture #Birds

Thamnophilus (genus) = “shrub-loving”—a perfect fit for the Black-crowned Antshrike. Not flashy, but loud, bold, and one of the first voices you'll hear stepping into Panama’s tropical forest. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025 #BirdsofX

The genus Camptostoma for the Southern Beardless-Tyrannulet comes from Greek, meaning “bent mouth.” Obsoletum means “worn out” or “faint,” likely referring to its subtle plumage and reduced bristles. #Birding #Tours at https://t.co/G5a6GKHiqs #ThePhotohour #BirdsSeenIn2025