Commonly found in the shade canopy foraging for large flies, caterpillars, and other leaf-eating insects, the Cerulean Warbler plays an important role in insect pest control on coffee farms! #DrinkBirdFriendly# #FeatheredFactFriday# #CeruleanWarbler#

The Bluish-fronted Jacamar is found within and around Bird Friendly® farms in Peru. They can be spotted sitting on vines and branches where they await their chance to capture insect prey. #FeatheredFactFriday#

You may spot the Blue-winged Warbler dangling from branches foraging for insects as it sings a distinctive "bee-buzz". A medium to long-distance migrant, this species is currently making its way to its wintering grounds in Mexico and Central America. #FeatheredFactFriday#

Did you know? The Hoatzin, or "stinkbird," has a unique digestive system that ferments leaves, producing a strong odor. Its chicks even have claws on their wings, helping them climb back into trees—just like ancient birds from the dinosaur era! #FeatheredFactFriday#

This Emerald-bellied Puffleg was spotted in a cloud forest adjacent to a Bird Friendly® farm in Peru. These glittering hummingbirds provide important pollination services and can be found along the east slope of the Andes in Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. #FeatheredFactFriday#

Did you know the Blackburnian Warbler is the only warbler in N. America that has an orange throat? These vivid birds can be spotted high in the canopy jumping from branch to branch and inspecting leaves for insects like caterpillars, beetles, and mayflies. #FeatheredFactFriday#