Tropical Dry Forest

Great Potoo Bird

The bird that becomes a branch

Fairy-Wren

Small birds, big social drama

African Jacana

The lily-pad dad of Africa

Yellowthroat

Masked singer of cattails and thickets

Cactus Wren

Built for heat, armed with thorns

Grebe

Lobed-toe divers with dance moves

Hepatic Tanager (Red Tanager)

Brick-red canopy hunter-cardinal, not tanager

Pink-Necked Green Pigeon

Pink neck, green cloak-seed sower

Black and White Warbler

The warbler that climbs like a nuthatch

Wryneck

The woodpecker that plays snake

Summer Tanager

The all-red wasp-eating songbird

Magnolia Warbler

Tail-flash traveler of the boreal woods

African Fish Eagle

The yodeling monarch of African waters

Northern Parula

The moss-nesting spark of spring

Scarlet Tanager

Scarlet flash of the forest canopy

Western Tanager

Flame-headed traveler of the pines

Northern Potoo

The stick-bird of the night

Blue Tanager (Blue-Grey Tanager)

Blue bishop of the backyard edges

Yellow Tanager (Black-and-Yellow Tanager)

Neotropical color with a thousand beaks

Orange Tanager (Orange-Headed Tanager)

Color in every canopy

Northern Jacana

Built to walk on water lilies

Wattled Jacana

Big toes. Bold females. Devoted dads.

Madagascar Jacana

Madagascar's master of lily pads

Comb-crested Jacana

Walks on lilies, rules the wetlands