We left Wildsumaco after breakfast to drive on to San Isidro Reserve.  We stopped rather early to eat our boxed lunches at Wayra Reserve in order to try to photograph the Rufous-throated Sapphire, a bird that is not very commonly seen.  Unfortunately there was a heavy rain here the night before which made most of the trails extremely muddy and rather dangerous.  I fell twice, but saved the camera equipment!  Our guide should probably have checked this trail out before letting any of us on it. 

Wayra had lots of Violet-headed and Black-throated Mango hummers feeding on the many Verbena plants on the property.  There was also an appearance by a Glittering-throated Emerald, but I did not see it or photograph it, so it doesn't count for me.  This is a bird I need to find in the future. 

After we ate and climbed back down, our guide spotted the Rufous-throated Sapphire feeding on the Verbena plants right next to where the van was parked!  The bird had a very wet tail but stuck around long enough for a few photos.