Cristo Rey Birding Guide

Night Creatures 🦉
Join us if you are a lover of Creatures of the night.

The Cristo Rey Birding Guides
Will be having a Night hike
Wednesday June 10th
starting at 7:30
On the road that leads to the water tank tower

Interested in joining the crew?
Meet us at the end of the cemetery road
Grab your Binoculars flash light and camara and come with us

The Cristo Rey Birding Club will be having a couple hours of Birding at Lucky dreamer lodge Cristo Rey,
Saturday May 16th
If you love Birds and you want to join you are welcome we will be meeting at the gate at 6:30 a.m

Having an extra time
Having a camara
And being able to get to this birds is a plus.
Not too familiar with sea birds but it was an awesome time photographing them.

Yellow-green Vireo
Vireo flavoviridis

Fairly large vireo with a big bill and a pale eyebrow. Essentially the southern counterpart of Red-eyed Vireo.

Vermilion Flycatcher
Pyrocephalus rubinus

Small, gorgeous flycatcher of open habitats.
Found in many open woodlands and brushy areas, often seen perched on fence posts along roadsides. Feeds on insects.

Today we had the opportunity to conduct a bird count at The Bluff. The weather was right, and the birds were there. We had the opportunity to record 78 species of bird, walked 2.11 Miles in 4.5 Hours. It was a great experience and surely, we need to do it again. Thanks to Adrian, and Matias for the company, its truly great to grow around great guides, but most of all we want to thank Mr. Court Robinson for inviting us.

Yellow Faced Grassquit
Tiaris Olivaceus

Very small bird of grassy and weedy areas in tropical and subtropical areas. Male is striking, with rich yellow eyebrow and throat set off by a black face and breast

Squirrel Cuckoo
Piaya Cayana

Very striking and long-tailed bright rusty cuckoo, widespread in tropical lowlands and locally up into foothills. No similar species in Mexico and Central America. Occurs in a wide range of wooded and forest edge habitats.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Ariel, Richard H., Gian, and Wilder for being a part of today's birding adventure. A total of 74 species of birds were recorded today at Juarez Farm located on Selva Lane, Cristo Rey Village. Here are some highlights of today's trip.