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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January 06, 2025

Ecuador Birding: Antisana National Park: Paramo Pipit, Chestnut-winged Cinclodes, Plain-capped Ground-Tyrant

More high elevation birds photographed in Antisana National Park in the Ecudorian Andes:

A Páramo Pipit, catching insects to bring back to a nest. Páramo refers to countryside above the treeline in the high Andes.

Paramo pipit blake shaw

Another bird common in the high Andes is the Chestnut-winged Cinclodes:

Chestnut-winged cinclodes blake shaw

 A Plain-capped Ground-Tyrant:

Plain-capped ground-tyrant blake shaw

Posted at 05:29 AM in Birds, Ecuador |

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