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8230;constantly thinking about birds. On the bus ride from the cruise ship pier to the kayak docks it was obvious that little native vegetation is left on the island, at least in the interior. But I still spotted a couple birds, including my first Carib Grackles. The only ones I saw were an Osprey.
Birds on the brain, etc. Day 5 The bird of the trip! We rose with the sun to be welcomed by an Indian pitta. I got up late is my kaajal ok? A brown-capped babbler, and a lesser yellownape. Good things come in small packages, you know! Thankfully, the leeches appeared to be resting.
North coast breeding bird survey. Latest news on restoration projects. Bonne Nuit Les Platons Bouley Bay. Le Don Paton and Sorel Point. How can I help? Birds on the edge. Saving coastal birds and habitats from extinction. Feed the birds, but be aware of risks - especially if you feed the gulls in Jersey! From The BBC.