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This Greenish Puffleg (Haplophaedia aureliae), of the subspecies caucensis, was at Fincas Verdes in San Antonio, Tolima, Colombia when I photographed it. Besides nectar, it feeds on insects that it gleans from leaves. …
Read the story: Greenish PufflegI photographed this Bananaquit (Coereba flaveola) at Fincas Verdes in San Antonio, Tolima, Colombia. This small, active nectar feeder lives in the warmer parts of the Americas and is generally common. …
Read the story: BananaquitI made this photo of a Brown Violetear (Colibri delphinae) at Fincas Verdes in San Antonio, Tolima, Colombia. It feeds on nectar from small flowers of trees, shrubs and epiphytes. …
Read the story: Brown Violetear
Meet the photographer
I’m a photographer based in California, near Los Angeles. I travel to remote corners of the world to photograph birds in the wild, then donate the images to local conservation partners so they can grow ecotourism and keep those places wild. I also teach photography in remote communities, so others can carry this work forward.
Prints
My prints ship anywhere in the world, and you can license any photo for your own project. Every print or license helps fund my next trip into the field and the images I donate to local conservation partners.
