Main Ridge Forest Reserve, Tobago, Day 2

I'm not sure what kind of Hummingbird this is. I thought the only species we saw on 14 March 2017 was the Black-throated Mango, but this isn't one. Males don't sit on the nest. There is no pair bonding. The only role the male has is that of actually mating.

Early hours of the morning, on 4 April 2017, and I have just posted a whole pile of photos so that I can put them into my Trinidad & Tobago albums. I think I have pretty well finished Day 2 of our trip, apart from a handful of remaining images. There are several photos that are just about as bad as they could possibly be - posting them just for the record of what birds I saw. Will post two more when I have had some sleep, and they will be my main photos for today. No need to comment on the few dozen shots I've just added. I don't know how other people edit and upload all their holiday photos in such a short time - it's taking me forever : ) And now I must get to bed - it's 2:30 am!