Spent a few days birding in the Bahamas in search of 5 endemics. On Providence Island, Nassau we were able to find the Bahama Woodstar and a few Carribean specialties.
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Spotted Sandpiper overwintering in the Bahamas |
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A Greater Antillean Grackle in Nassau. |
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One of the 5 endemic species in the Bahamas, a Bahama Woodstar. We were able to get great views of a few in the Botanic Gardens. |
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The White-crowned Pigeon is a Carribean specialty. |
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A Limpkin feeding in the gardens. |
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The Eurasian Collared Dove is very common on the Bahamas. |
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Wintering North American warblers were a common sight including this Ovenbird. |
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The Carribean Dove was easiest to find at the Retreat. |
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Common Ground Dove |
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Sora Rail |
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Western Palm Warblers were very common on the islands. |
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A female Bahama Woodstar feeding. |
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The White-cheeked Pintail is another Carribean specialty. |
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