Jon Turner
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We recorded 185 species in a day in Uganda - in and around Queen Elizabeth National Park.
What's the Guan in your avatar Jon?We recorded 185 species in a day in Uganda - in and around Queen Elizabeth National Park.
It's the "Guan, guan, guan" endemic to Craggy IslandWhat's the Guan in your avatar Jon?
Obviously still up there in your balloon cos that's over my head.It's the "Guan, guan, guan" endemic to Craggy Island
John
Trinidad Piping. NE Trinidad. Very accommodating.What's the Guan in your avatar Jon?
Wasn't sure if it was Blue-throated with which it used to be lumped I think?Trinidad Piping. NE Trinidad. Very accommodating.
This one gave us the full display and then came down to about 10 feet!Wasn't sure if it was Blue-throated with which it used to be lumped I think?
I saw it on Trinidad too but it was some way off, in the canopy, feeding.
Did you meet Kenny Calderon?This one gave us the full display and then came down to about 10 feet!
No. The only night we went out was to see Turtles coming ashore.Did you meet Kenny Calderon?
he took me in to town one night to drink rum in a back street den, when all the other light weights had gone to bed, got him wasted
Kenny was the then, guide at Asa Wright, used by Wildwings on their tours and very good he was, also very good company.No. The only night we went out was to see Turtles coming ashore.
Actually, I forgot about one of the years I've done it. I hit 182 once in Marin.The best I've done in a single day was 170 in Marin Co. California. I'm still looking to improve the route, with correct conditions I should be able to get over 200 in the county.