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trinidad

  1. Red-bellied Macaw

    Red-bellied Macaw

  2. Barred Antshrike

    Barred Antshrike

    Female
  3. Bearded Bellbird

    Bearded Bellbird

    Now THAT is a gape!!! Asa Wright will be sorely missed.....
  4. Trinidad Piping-Guan

    Trinidad Piping-Guan

    Awesome birds!
  5. American Black Vulture

    American Black Vulture

    Eating an unfortunate Leatherback Turtle hatchling
  6. Tufted Coquette

    Tufted Coquette

  7. Snail Kite - Female

    Snail Kite - Female

    Snail Kite - Female
  8. Lineated Woodpecker.jpg

    Lineated Woodpecker.jpg

  9. Crested Oropendola

    Crested Oropendola

    Taken at Asa Wright Reserve in Trinidad.
  10. Bearded Bell Bird - Procnias averano

    Bearded Bell Bird - Procnias averano

    Taken in Trinidad 2019 a difficult bird to see ,although its loud strange call can be heard over long distances in the rain forest where it lives in the canopy.
  11. Least Bittern

    Least Bittern

    Usually see them when flying away. Subspecies erythromelas. Short video: https://youtu.be/QOL4h_OirJs
  12. Spotted Tody-Flycatcher

    Spotted Tody-Flycatcher

    Adult feeding juvenile.
  13. Ornamental Perch

    Ornamental Perch

    An Ornate hawk-eagle perched up in a tree in the northern mountain range of Trinidad.
  14. Trinidad Piping-Guan in flight

    Trinidad Piping-Guan in flight

    The endemic Trinidad piping-guan in full flight. When they do so their wings make a characteristic metallic rattling sound.
  15. Trinidad Piping-Guan perched

    Trinidad Piping-Guan perched

    The endemic Trinidad piping-guan in flight.
  16. Female Cerulean warbler

    Female Cerulean warbler

    A probable first-year female cerulean warbler seen in Tortuga, Trinidad. If confirmed it will be the 3rd record of this species in the country.
  17. Least Bittern

    Least Bittern

    A Least bittern keeps itself well hidden among the reeds of a local marsh.
  18. White-tailed Goldenthroat

    White-tailed Goldenthroat

    A male white-tailed goldenthroat hummingbird stretching his wings before take-off.
  19. Rufous - tailed Jacamar (female)

    Rufous - tailed Jacamar (female)

  20. Rufous - tailed Jacamar (male)

    Rufous - tailed Jacamar (male)

  21. Spotted Tody - Flycatcher

    Spotted Tody - Flycatcher

  22. Spotted Tody - Flycatcher

    Spotted Tody - Flycatcher

  23. Merlin

    Merlin

  24. Trinidad Motmot

    Trinidad Motmot

    I am watching my back
  25. White-flanked Antwren - Male

    White-flanked Antwren - Male

    I was patient. He came close.
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