About Blake Shaw

  • I am a photographer based in San Diego. I now specialize in bird photography, but also regularly photograph scenes of Mexico, Route 66, tennis, bicycle racing, flowers, and people. My work hangs in galleries in San Diego and elsewhere, and I am available for slide shows, lectures, and exhibitions.

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June 12, 2024

Panama Birding: Fasciated Antshrike, Gray-headed Chachalaca

According to the Merlin guide, it "can be difficult to get a clear view" of the Fasciated Antshrike. It prefers habitat with tangles of vegetation.

Which is why this picture is not a clear view!

Fasciated antshrike blake shaw

There are, I believe, sixteen species of chachalaca in Mexico, Central and South America. I'm now up to four, lots more to see!

This is the Gray-headed Chachalaca, the only chachalaca found in Panama.

Gray-headed chachalaca blake shaw

Photographed in the Valle de Anton, Panama, in April of this year.

 

Posted at 05:17 AM in Birds, Panama |

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