This work is inspired on birding trips to Mexico: Chihuahua, San Blas, Jalisco, El Triunfo (Chiapas) and research from the California Academy of Sciences, University of California, Berkeley, Occidental College, Los Angeles, and the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
This work is inspired on birding trips to Mexico: Chihuahua, San Blas, Jalisco, El Triunfo (Chiapas) and research from the California Academy of Sciences, University of California, Berkeley, and the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
East Wall Overview
West Wall with Portrait of Willard Dixon
left: blue-crowned motmot, center: barred forest-falcon, right: laughing falcon
detail: barred forest-falcon
rainbow (keel-billed) toucan
blue-crowned motmot
detail: blue-crowned motmot
detail: blue-crowned motmot
mountain trogon
blue-crowned motmot
black-throated magpie-jay
detail: black-throated magpie-jay
detail: black-throated magpie-jay
emerald toucanet
bat falcon
horned guan
This work is based on birding trips to Mexico and research from the California Academy of Sciences, University of California, Berkeley, and the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
Mexican Bird Overview (works in process)
barred-forest falcon and laughing falcon
detail
horned guan
keel-billed toucan (rainbow-billed toucan)
collared-forest falcon
ringed kingfisher
detail
tufted jay
black-throated magpie-jay
black-throated magpie-jay
This work is inspired on birding trips to Mexico: Chihuahua, San Blas, Jalisco, El Triunfo (Chiapas) and research from the California Academy of Sciences, University of California, Berkeley, Occidental College, Los Angeles, and the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
