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| 12/1/2014 thru 12/12/14 During two weeks, we were part of a group conducting a bird survey in Cuba. It was a wonderful opportunity and we enjoyed the people we met and the sights we saw. We traveled from Havana to almost the westernmost tip of the island nation, then south to the Zapata Peninsula and then north to Cayo Coco. The group counted over 170 species, including an American Pipit which had never been seen in Cuba before. The birds shown are not in chronological order: Blue-headed Quail-Dove , Black-and-white Warbler (m,f) , Cuban Pygmy-Owl , Cuban Pewee (two sub species) , Cuban Parrot , and Cuban Solitaire . |
| 12/1/2014 thru 12/12/14 Cuba: a Cuban Parakeet flock put on a show, dashing about the skies and flashing their red under-wings! Also , Cuban Oriole (or Black-cowled Oriole) , Cuban Green Woodpecker , a Cuban Grassquit pair , and a Green Heron. |
| 12/1/2014 thru 12/12/14 Cuba: La Sagra's Flycatcher individuals were common as were the Greater Antillian Grackles. More difficult to see were the Gray-headed Quail-Dove , the Giant Kingbird , and the Fernandina's Flicker of which we caught photos of both male and female. We saw a number of Gundlach's Hawks, but only caught a pic of a distant one. |
| 12/1/2014 thru 12/12/14 Cuba: scenes from Cuba. |
