Still 10 March 2017, in a nature reserve not far from Camaguey city in Cuba. After seeing the ovenbird and other birds there, we saw this male black-throated blue warbler, on his way back to North America. Sometimes he was on the ground, sometimes on a fallen log.
A Cuban peewee.
The bus went back. 13:35: a great egret along the road.
We went to Belen nature reserve, like yesterday.
A palm crow.
Then, a special bird: a Cuban pygmy owl. Though it was small and hiding on a big tree, we did see it.
An American kestrel on a palm tree top.
A Cuban trogon.
Two plain pigeon feathers on the footpath.
Cuban parakeets flying.
A West Indian woodpecker on a tree trunk …
and on a small branch.
Another woodpecker species: a yellow-bellied sapsucker.
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