When visiting Cuba there’s chances of seeing several American Kestrels: the ‘normal’ or nominate species – usually as migrants. But mostly seen is the subspecies ‘sparveroides’, either in a red/dark or white/light morph. And of […]
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Cuban Woodpeckers n’ Wheels
Cuba boasts six species of Woodpeckers, one of which is allegedly extinct (last recorded in 1987). So that makes five. Of those five I managed to see and photograph three, among them the endemic Cuban Green […]
Cuba – the Mix (part 1)
As written earlier I am just back from a month cycling on Cuba. A most colorful country, and traveling by bicycle is probably the best way to see it. Of course, you can stay in […]