Birding lessons have begun at Université de la Communauté
Chrétienne de Caïman in Haiti’s Central Plateau. Ecology 201 and 401 students have been rising
early to learn how to use binoculars and the bird book, then we take a walk to
see what birds are in the campus neighborhood.
Numbers of species vary each day, but together we have seen around 20
species over 4 days.
Quick list so I don’t
forget: Piprit krabye gade bef, wanga neges, some kind of yellow warbler,
black & white warbler, black faced grasskit, ramye, ground dove, hisp crow,
white-necked crow, kestrel, parakeets, redstart, palmchat, mockingbird, hisp. woodpecker,
tody, tako, kat je tet nwa.
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| Black-crowned palm tanager in a papaya tree. |
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| Cattle egret on a cow. |
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