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                                                    The place of La Santísima Trinidad The passion for the Caribbean birds is very easy to be pickup from all the endemic species that can be found in each country all along the Caribbean Sea. La pasión por las aves caribeñas es muy fácil de recoger de todas las especies endémicas que se pueden encontrar en cada país a lo largo del Mar Caribe. The most southern country of the Caribbean is; Trinidad & Tobago who are two big islands surrounded by many more little ones. This country has officially two endemic species of bird, the Pawi as local folk calls the majestic Trinidad Piping Guan and Trinidad Motmot in the genus Momotus. El país más austral del Caribe es; Trinidad y Tobago, que son dos islas grandes rodeadas de muchos más pequeños. Este país tiene oficialmente dos especies endémicas de aves, la Pawi, como la gente local llama a la majestuosa Trinidad Piping Guan y Trinidad Motmot en el género Momotus . The birdlife can be taken a
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Ornitholidays, November 2017

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November 2017 Crested Owl  For many people, the rainy season is synonymous with bad omens, but in reality, it is just a gateway for some species to shine like a twinkling star. This trip provided a great opportunity for great memories in the rain forest, allowing many different members of Wildlife to distract our eyes.  Birds especially, but also mammals, dragonflies, butterflies, amphibians, reptiles, trees and landscapes all contribute to unforgettable memories of life for many people. From day #1 on the grounds of the Hotel Bougainvillea until day #14 on the lowlands of the Pacific side of Costa Rica, this country offers big numbers of species and also great accommodations at every place we stayed. During the trip of November 2017, we not only got great views of birds, but we also had time to investigate the lifestyles of other creatures displaying on the beaten path. Broad-billed Motmot Green Tree Anole  Pacific Screech-Owl Yell
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Birding in many countries is growing up quite fast. Costa Rica is one of them, one of the countries with more and more birder every day. The fact of having new costumer on this great pastime activity bring out new bird records every so often on the country, Turrialba could be a good example of how birding has been evolving on the country. Few years ago the country had a handful of bird watcher that you could trust, but now days Turrialba itself has as many as what the country had 10 years ago. The influence form those great bird watcher on Turrialba, especially on the only bird-lodge on the area back them, Rancho Naturalista. Rancho is a niche for bird watcher, anyone who ever been here or ever work for Rancho knows of what I am talking about.    Ranch was and it is well known around the world as a great destination for bird watcher because it great location, food, Coffe on the balcony and many other factors but also for the warm welcome of the staff but especially t
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Owls 2017 This year has been a great year for owls. Spectacular views of all the possible species on Costa Rica.  Small country on territory but big in biodiversity. As usual not photos of all of them, but, no hard feelings. This noiseless, powerful and mythical birds are the most fascinate creatures of this planet, as my simple opinion.
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Jerry Connolly. Owner of The Audubon Shop, since i meet him from the real beginning I knew we will deal well. I wanna to thanks him and all the participants of Audubon Shop tour for let me be their local guide! ''Yeah Man'' A great tour lieder makes a great tour, and even makes the local guide to feel like is not working. This tour brought many good things to the people in it, and also to my personal life. Down below it there are some pics of the trip, also check the webpage of The AudubonShop.com https://www.theaudubonshop.com/ With no more from now I have only to say; Arrivederci...
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Flame-throated Warbler  A Warbler or like what it is call in Spanish (Little Queen). This little bird with not more than 13 cm long,  is one of the unique birds of Costa Rica and Panama. The flame colour on the throat, it is striking for anybody but predominantly for  bird watcher.
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