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[Tired]

And I remain curious what specific guide Xenospiza has that shows a Cozumel Vireo.

 

[Xenospiza]

Cozumel has a lot of bird variety and is a popular birding destination. I'd be surprised if nobody's made so much as a fold-out guide for it specifically.
And some guides do mention in their sale descriptions what regions they're for. Loads of guides online that say they're for part of the US, then in the description, say which states. Whether or not a guide has any mention of Cozumel endemics (particularly the subspecies, since there's only two extant endemic species) would be useful information to put in the sale description, since I'm sure some guides have left them out due to Cozumel being a separate landmass.
Do you know of a bird guide that, for birds like the Bananaquit and Yellow Warbler, mentions "this bird has a subspecies endemic to Cozumel"? Or one that explicitly contains Cozumel Vireo and Cozumel Emerald? I'm sure some guides do, and I'm curious which ones those are. That's all.

Peterson's guide for Mexico is old and bad. I have Howell and Webb, which is overkill for Cozumel, but has a special plate with island endemics.

 

[Tired]

Peterson's guide for Mexico is old and bad. I have Howell and Webb, which is overkill for Cozumel, but has a special plate with island endemics.

Good to know, thank you! I've searched it up, and it looks really pretty. I might put that on my Christmas list. I'd like to go back to Mexico again, though maybe Cancun instead of Cozumel. I'd like to see more butterflies.

 

[WoodpeckerMaster]

One’s not too bad, the other is borderline absurd.
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since pileated woodpeckers are my favorite animals, i'd probably be content if i got this photo

 

[qwerty5]

this one was unreported for the date and place... so, had to use it...

Palm Warbler

 

[qwerty5]

Phone pic through bins, should be easy:

 

[Alexander Stöhr]

Hello,

this bird is unique (I assume/hope): its a Yellow-Crowned Night-Heron

 

[qwerty5]

Hello,

this bird is unique (I assume/hope): its a Yellow-Crowned Night-Heron

Correct