Habitat and biodiversity of Curaçao. Plants, flowers, trees, wildlife, wildflowers, birds, insects, mammals and more. All photos are copyright protected
Pagina's
- Welcome at Hiking Curaçao!
- Hiking Curaçao: Flora and Fauna
- Hiking Curaçao: The Trails
- Hiking Curaçao: Tips and Info
- 1. BiRDS
- 2. INSECTS, SPIDERS
- 3. REPTILES, FROGS, LIZARDS
- 4. MAMMALS
- 5. FISH
- 6. CRABS
- 7. SHELLS, SNAILS
- 8. FOSSILS
- A. FLOWERS, BUSHES
- B. TREES
- C. CACTI, SEMI-CACTI
- D. MUSHROOMS, FUNGI
- H. MISCELLANEOUS, THIS and THAT
Posts tonen met het label Brown-crested. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label Brown-crested. Alle posts tonen
Birds around the house. May 2015
Para di misa, Yellow warbler, male
Northern Scrub flycatcher
Andesmus, Rufous-collared sparrow
Oriole, Trupial
Mockingbird, Chuchubi
Oriole, Trupial
Brown-crested flycatcher
Bananaquit, Barika hel
Parakeet, Prikichi. Aratinga pertinax
Warawara, Northern crested Caracara
Blue-tailed Emerald, Blenchi
Yellow Oriole
Yellow warbler, female
White-winged dove
Kestrel, kinikini
Flycatchers - Vliegenvangers
This flycatcher is about the size of a mockingbird. Brown-crested flycatcher.
Another one, the Pimpiri. About the size of a mockingbird.Grey Kingbird, Grijze koningstiran, tyrannus dominicensis.
Different flycatcher, smaller, female Just a bit bigger than a common sparrow.
Northern scrub flycatcher
Elaenia martinica
Mirrors and Bird play
This morning I heard loud screeching and flapping of wings. Suspecting something horrible was going on, I went outside. Only to find a young Flycatcher trying to cling on to the window of our car door to see its reflection.
From the window, it fluttered to the mirror. From there it jumped down to the door again, trying to see itself in the mirror.
This play went on for at least half an hour. Sorry to not film this bird play, but I got some nice shots. Femia Cools.
Myiarchus tyrannulus, Brown-crested Flycatcher
From the window, it fluttered to the mirror. From there it jumped down to the door again, trying to see itself in the mirror.
This play went on for at least half an hour. Sorry to not film this bird play, but I got some nice shots. Femia Cools.
Myiarchus tyrannulus, Brown-crested Flycatcher
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