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  1. Green-throated Carib P3014491.jpg

    Green-throated Carib P3014491.jpg

    Same bird as in the previous image, a split second later. It still has a droplet of nectar on its bill, which is visible in the original -- reduced size here may make it difficult to see. There was a fence between the trail I was on and the flowers, which explain that I could not include all...
  2. Green-throated Carib

    Green-throated Carib

    The first of several photos of this bird. In this photo, it has its front towards us, but the head is turned so that the eye is actually visible to the left of the rightmost flower. The head was turned to access the interior of that particular flower.
  3. Bananaquit

    Bananaquit

    Getting nectar from these yellow flowers
  4. Zenaida Dove

    Zenaida Dove

    The grey behind the bird is likely to be either rocks similar to the ones it is sitting on or (less likely) foam from the crashing waves (they were big that day). The blue is certainly the sea in the background.
  5. Magnificent Frigatebird

    Magnificent Frigatebird

    One of two juvenile birds skirting land yesterday
  6. Displaying Grackle (3).jpg

    Displaying Grackle (3).jpg

    This image is at the most 2 seconds after the second one. Back towards a little more normal posture. Carib Grackle subspecies fortirostris.
  7. Displaying Grackle (2).jpg

    Displaying Grackle (2).jpg

    This is less than 1 second after the previous image, showing another posture of this bird. Carib Grackle subspecies fortirostris
  8. Displaying grackle (1) P1114147.jpg

    Displaying grackle (1) P1114147.jpg

    The first of a series of three images of this male. Subspecies fortirostris
  9. Magnificent Frigate juvenile P1114111

    Magnificent Frigate juvenile P1114111

    A white-headed youngster
  10. Magnificent Frigatebird immature male

    Magnificent Frigatebird immature male

    Notice the red on the chin indicating male and the remnant of white on breast/throat indicating immature
  11. Little Blue Heron

    Little Blue Heron

    Juvenile in the fully white plumage which soon will change.
  12. Ruff and sheep

    Ruff and sheep

    The animal in the rear of this photo is a Barbados Black-belly Sheep.
  13. Pectoral Sandpiper

    Pectoral Sandpiper

    Next bird on the same rock, as if it also wanted a piece of the action/admiration :-)
  14. White-rumped Sandpiper

    White-rumped Sandpiper

    Jumping on to this stone like it wanted to be seen ...
  15. Ruff

    Ruff

    A bird found today. Something like fourth year in a row where this Eurasian species has been seen on our island in the Caribbean.
  16. Roseate Tern

    Roseate Tern

    Two of these were flying back and forth along the coast yesterday.
  17. Black-faced Grassquit

    Black-faced Grassquit

  18. Caribbean Martin

    Caribbean Martin

    The lightning changed by the second, this one was caught with a dark cloud behind it.
  19. Common Ground Dove

    Common Ground Dove

    A somewhat more usual background for this dove (compared to my previous upload).
  20. Common Ground Dove

    Common Ground Dove

    Seeing this one on the coral rock in front of the sea is unusual for me, hope you enjoy it!
  21. Semipalmated Plover

    Semipalmated Plover

    For once, birds were at a decent distance and light
  22. Lesser Yellowlegs

    Lesser Yellowlegs

  23. North Point, Barbados

    North Point, Barbados

    This area is dry most of the year but when the summer/fall rains start, about five shallow ponds form where shorebirds can be found. On some days, a couple of hundred birds are in these ponds. The photo is actually stitched together from four photos taken with my phone.
  24. Collared Plover

    Collared Plover

    Presumably, the birds we see in Barbados are from the southern end of the population coming here in their winter. This is the first time I have caught up with one of these.
  25. Stilt Sandpiper

    Stilt Sandpiper

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