🦜✨ Welcome to @birdingparadise — a true birdwatching paradise in Paraíso, Panamá 🇵🇦🌿 A magical place managed for wildlife 🌳🐿️ — where nature thrives in every detail. 💧 Flowing streams, 🌺 lush forest, 🐝 buzzing orchid bees, and 🌿 healing plants everywhere. 📸 Highlights from the day: 🐝 Orchid bees hard at work 🌅 Early morning birdwatching 🐿️ Variegated squirrel enjoying breakfast 🌤️ A glowing scaly-breasted hummingbird 💤 A post-lunch siesta in nature’s calm And yes… I almost caught

Panama's #WhaleWatching season starts today! And, let us say this, you are in for one of nature's most amazing shows 🐋. You can be part of the humpback whale migration from July to October by visiting Coiba National Park, the Pearl Islands, Isla Iguana, or the Gulf of Chiriqui Marine National Park. Tag your favorite partner for this experience and come live it in person! 📹: @biomuseo, @orosman_and_co ¡Hoy empieza la temporada de avistamiento de ballenas en Panamá! Estás oficialmente invitado a

The Panama Fruit Feeder Cam offers a wealth of options to the tropical birds that visit on the grounds of Canopy Lodge. Here, we see a Crimson-backed Tanager enjoy an orange while a White-vented Plumeleteer buzzes behind him for a sip of sweet sugar solution from the hanging hummingbird feeder. Watch LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/PanamaFeeders | Bird Cams

🌿 Unlike most hummingbirds, White-tipped Sicklebills (Eutoxeres aquila) are among the heavier hummingbirds, so they perch and cling to flowers while feeding instead of hovering, a unique behavior amongst hummingbirds! ✨This unique feeding style and their highly decurved bill reflects their specialization and their close ecological relationship with flowering plants from the genus Heliconia (in lowland forests) and Centropogon (at higher elevations). 🇵🇦 Book your trip to the Canopy Lodge to sp

The Panama Fruit Feeder Cam zooms in on shimmering Rufous-tailed Hummingbirds while they perch on small branches around the platform feeder. Watch them depart to flutter around the hanging nectar feeder in a flurry. Rufous-tailed Hummingbirds are one of the most common hummingbird visitors at the feeders at the Canopy Lodge. Watch LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/PanamaFeeders | Bird Cams