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Birds of Cayo Coco, Cuba

Digiscoped images of birds taken while at Cayo Coco, Cuba, 4-10 April 2004
Photos réalisées par digiscopie à Cayo Coco, Cuba, du 4 au 10 avril 2004
Equipment: Swarovski ST-80HD scope + Nikon Coolpix 4500 digital camera
For a list of birds seen while at Cayo Coco, go to: http://pages.infinit.net/pbannon/voyagecayococo.htm


Crécerelle d'Amérique (American Kestrel)
Crécerelle d'Amérique (American Kestrel)		 Moucherolle tête-fou (Cuban Pewee)
Moucherolle tête-fou (Cuban Pewee)		 Quiscale noir (Greater Antillean Grackle)
Quiscale noir (Greater Antillean Grackle)		 Tyran tête-police (Loggerhead Kingbird)
Tyran tête-police (Loggerhead Kingbird)
Tyran gris (Gray Kingbird)
Tyran gris (Gray Kingbird)		 Oriole de Cuba (Cuban Oriole)
Oriole de Cuba (Cuban Oriole)		 Sporophile négrito (Cuban Bullfinch)
Sporophile négrito (Cuban Bullfinch)		 Dendrocygne des Antilles (West Indian Whistling-Duck)
Dendrocygne des Antilles (West Indian Whistling-Duck)
Aigrette tricolore (Tricolored Heron)
Aigrette tricolore (Tricolored Heron)		 Ani à bec lisse (Smooth-billed Ani)
Ani à bec lisse (Smooth-billed Ani)		 Tyran de la Sagra (La Sagra's Flycatcher)
Tyran de la Sagra (La Sagra's Flycatcher)		 Merle vantard (Red-legged Thrush)
Merle vantard (Red-legged Thrush)
Buse de Gundlach (Cuban Black Hawk)
Buse de Gundlach (Cuban Black Hawk)		 Buse de Gundlach (Cuban Black Hawk)
Buse de Gundlach (Cuban Black Hawk)		 Moqueur des Bahamas (Bahama Mockingbird)
Moqueur des Bahamas (Bahama Mockingbird)		 Colombe à queue noire (Common Ground-Dove)
Colombe à queue noire (Common Ground-Dove)
Moqueur polyglotte (Northern Mockingbird)
Moqueur polyglotte (Northern Mockingbird)		 Pluvier siffleur (Piping Plover)
Pluvier siffleur (Piping Plover)		 Pélican brun (Brown Pelican)
Pélican brun (Brown Pelican)		 Tournepierre à collier (Ruddy Turnstone)
Tournepierre à collier (Ruddy Turnstone)
Mouette atricille (Laughing Gull)
Mouette atricille (Laughing Gull)		 Tourterelle turque (Eurasian collared-Dove)
Tourterelle turque (Eurasian collared-Dove)		 Crécerelle d'Amérique (American Kestrel)
Crécerelle d'Amérique (American Kestrel)		 Pélican brun (Brown Pelican)
Pélican brun (Brown Pelican)

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Hennie & Lies Lammers27-Mar-2011 13:06
Nice collection of cuban birds.
In April we are going to cuba for birwatching and for taking bird photos (later on my webside)
www.pbase.com/hennie2011
Astrid Akkerman 06-Oct-2010 15:36
These are wonderful images of some of the birds I saw in Cayo Coco. Do you have other on line pictures that I could look at? Did you get a picture of The Cuban Tody or the Cuban Emerald hummingbird?
Astrid Akkerman 06-Oct-2010 15:35
These are wonderful images of some of the birds I saw in Cayo Coco. Do you have other on line pictures that I could look at? Did you get a picture of The Cuban Tody or the Cuban Emerald hummingbird?
Patricia Warren 23-Jun-2009 11:38
I have recently come back from Cayo Coco and I am sure the birds we saw were Grackles. They are fiesty little birds that spent a lot of their time in the palm trees. The male (typical) strutted around fluttered his tail at the female which was very cute to watch and cheeky enough to come into the hotel Restaurant and take some of my breakfast! I didn't mind at all.
george 17-May-2008 12:53
just booked for oct 08 ..tour for week then Caya Coco for week...many thanks for pics..really looking forward to it
golfpic16-Apr-2008 12:15
A nice gallery of the birds of Cuba.
Mike Paterson 18-Jan-2007 03:13
Beautiful shots! We've never been to Cuba and will be staying in Cayo Guillermo. This is just what I wanted to see:o) If you have any other info that could help, please send me an email. Much appreciated.

Mike
Robert Blumberg 22-Dec-2004 10:26
Exceptional photos!
Cliff Thornley 12-Oct-2004 00:38
Many thanks for both the photos and the bird list. Both are valuable for trip planning. (We may visit Cayo Coco in 2005, March or April.) The photos are excellent.

Cliff Thornley, Fredericton, New Brunswick
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