Cuba’s Blue-headed Quail-Dove
Ubiquitous, approachable Rock Pigeon is the most familiar representative of the Columbidae family. One of the most beautiful is the endangered Blue-headed Quail-Dove, endemic to Cuba. It has long been considered unique, and is the only member of the genus Starnoenas, but new research suggests that it is far more unusual than previously believed.
Cuba trip: April 2016
The main purpose of our trip to Cuba was to find and identify the endemic birds on the island of Cuba and outlying Cays. Endemic is defined as ” native or restricted to a certain country or area”. Our group saw 24 of the 26 possibilities. We did not see the Cuban...
Cuba Bird Survey
BirdWatching magazine, in collaboration with Caribbean Conservation Trust, Inc. (CCT) is promoting an exclusive U.S.-led and U.S.-managed birding program to Cuba! The program is coordinated under U.S. government authorization by Connecticut-based CCT. CCT staff have a 20-year history of managing bird-conservation programs in Cuba.
2015 Bird Survey for Ebird
2015 Cuba Bird Survey for CCT/IBO February 15, 2015 arrived Havana. Visited many sites over next 12 days. Photos in album are in date taken order. Location is stored in a tab field. Image...
Cuba Feb 2015
During trip with Caribbean Conservation Trust Feb 15-27, 2015. Havana, San Diego de los Banos, Zapata area, Camaguey, Cayo Coco, Santa Clara, Havana Image...The Future of Conservation
