DSC_0784b.JPGMale Cuban Emerald Hummingbird
near Soplillar, Cuba
Sunday morning, March 20, 2016 |
DSC_0793b.JPGCuban Emerald Hummingbird |
DSC_0877b.JPGBlack-throated Green Warbler
Soplillar, Cuba |
DSC_0882b.JPGBlack-throated Green Warbler |
DSC_0886b.JPGBlack-throated Green Warbler |
DSC_0910b.JPGBlack-throated Green Warbler |
DSC_0913b.JPGBlack-throated Green Warbler |
DSC_0917b.JPGBlack-throated Green Warbler |
DSC_0949b.JPGGray Catbird |
DSC_0961b.JPG |
DSC_0981b.JPGRed-shouldered Blackbird
Soplillar, Cuba |
DSC_0993b.JPGRed-shouldered Blackbird
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DSC_0997b.JPGRed-shouldered Blackbird |
DSC_0019b.JPGRed-shouldered Blackbird |
DSC_0048b.JPGOur survey group on the trail near Soplillar, Cuba |
DSC_0050b.JPGAmerican Kestrel on a nest in the top of a dead Royal Palm
Soplillar, Cuba |
DSC_0052b.JPGAmerican Kestrel |
DSC_0075b.JPGWest Indian Woodpecker |
DSC_0079b.JPGThose eyes in the back of the head of the Cuban Pygmy Owl |
DSC_0087b.JPGWildflower |
DSC_0091b.JPGAmerican Kestrel |
DSC_0119b.JPGGreat Lizard Cuckoo running across the ground |
DSC_0121b.JPGGreat Lizard Cuckoo |
DSC_0137b.JPGGreat Lizard Cuckoo |
DSC_0139b.JPGFrank knocked on the palm trunk before anyone was ready to take a picture.
The Bare-legged Owl flew up in his face and away. We saw it, but no photo (this time). |
DSC_0143b.JPGWest Indian Woodpecker at a hole above the one the owl was in. |
DSC_0154b.JPGWest Indian Woodpecker inspecting a nest cavity. |
DSC_0166b.JPGBroad-winged Hawk flying overhead at Soplillar, Cuba |
DSC_0180b.JPGAnother West Indian Woodpecker |
DSC_0196b.JPGMale Bee Hummingbird
the world's smallest bird
Soplillar, Cuba |
DSC_0260b.JPGCuban Trogon |
DSC_0280b.JPGBee Hummingbird |
DSC_0290b.JPGWildflower |
DSC_0295b.JPGOur bird survey group walking the trail near Soplillar, Cuba |
DSC_0310b.JPGCuban Tody |
DSC_0312b.JPGCuban Tody |
DSC_0320b.JPGCuban Tody |
DSC_0325b.JPGToothache tree |
DSC_0331b.JPGIn the afternoon, after lunch, we went to look for the Stygian Owl.
The path we walked was this porous limestone--and we didn't find the owl. |
DSC_0333b.JPGWe did find this abandoned Stygian Owl nest. |
DSC_0342b.JPGCuban Tody |
DSC_0549b.JPGBoca de Guama Criadero de Cocodrilos, Matanzas Province, Cuba |
DSC_0357b.JPGOur next stop was the Boca de Guama Criadero de Cocodrilos (Crocodile Farm)
At a pond across the highway, we found this Cuban Oriole at a bright flower. |
DSC_0372b.JPGPurple Gallinule
in a pond across the highway from Boca de Guama Crocodile Farm
Matanzas Province, Cuba
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DSC_0376b.JPGPurple Gallinule |
DSC_0392b.JPGPurple Gallinule |
DSC_0409b.JPGNorthern Jacana
Boca de Guama, Matanzas Province, Cuba |
DSC_0428b.JPGNorthern Jacana
Boca de Guama, Matanzas Province, Cuba |
DSC_0435b.JPGFemale Cuban Oriole |
DSC_0439b.JPGLouisiana Waterthrush
at a pond on the grounds of Boca de Guama Crocodile Farm, Cuba |
DSC_0460b.JPGCommon Yellowthroat |
DSC_0465b.JPGThis Flame Tree was appealing to several species of birds. |
DSC_0468b.JPGCuban Blackbirds
in the Royal Poinciana (Flame) Tree
on the grounds of Boca de Guama Crocodile Farm, Cuba |
DSC_0481b.JPGWest Indian Woodpecker |
DSC_0487b.JPGCuban Oriole |
DSC_0498b.JPGCuban Crocodile
previously endangered, they're now grown for their meat |
DSC_0502b.JPGCuban Pewee |
DSC_0507b.JPGCuban Pewee |
DSC_0508b.JPGCuban Pewee |
DSC_0524b.JPGCuban Blackbird |
DSC_0543b.JPGWest Indian Woodpecker |
DSC_0558b.JPGFemale Black-throated Blue Warbler |
DSC_0580b.JPGFemale Black-throated Blue Warbler |
DSC_0600b.JPGFemale Black-throated Blue Warbler |
DSC_0608b.JPGFemale Black-throated Blue Warbler |
DSC_0615b.JPGNorthern Parula |
DSC_0633b.JPGYellow-throated Warbler |
DSC_0660b.JPGNorthern Parula |