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mt. hartman

  1. Mangrove Cuckoo

    Mangrove Cuckoo

    I went back and forth on this, but decided this bird deserved one more upload.
  2. A thorny one

    A thorny one

    I do not have a species name for this succulent.
  3. Tropical Mockingbird

    Tropical Mockingbird

    Same bird as in the video from yesterday, but less hidden by branches in this photo.
  4. Wasp's Nest

    Wasp's Nest

    We saw several of these during our week in Grenada. Which species is involved I do not know.
  5. Dark Bananaquit

    Dark Bananaquit

    This is the second place I see the dark version of Bananaquit. The first was in St. Vincent where I remember them as blacker. There is a photo here in BF of a bird from Venezuela, which seems a little paler brown. The dark version was considerably more common in Grenada than the regular...
  6. Tropical Mockingbird calling

    Tropical Mockingbird calling

    They seemed a bit shy.
  7. Mangrove Cuckoo

    Mangrove Cuckoo

    Another bird from the thorny dry forest area of Mt. Hartman. I missed the tip of the tail in this image.
  8. Yellow-bellied Elaenia

    Yellow-bellied Elaenia

    For this image, I was going back and forth between this species and the Caribbean counterpart. I ended on Yellow-bellied because the field guide writes that "in the area of overlap with CaEl, the Yellow-bellied has the larger crest". Belly color seems very variable in both based both on my own...
  9. Grenada Wren

    Grenada Wren

    Currently a subspecies of House wren, rumored to be split soon.
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