Photo Gallery
Photos by Judy Davis
A Great Kiskadee demonstrates Trinidad’s close affinity with the neotropics…
…as dawn appears over Trinidad’s northern range.
A Great Antshrike flashes its seemingly infrared eye…
…a White-chested Emerald perches momentarily…
…and a Green Honeycreeper creeps toward the bird buffet…
…offered daily below the birder-famous verandah at Asa Wright Nature Center.
Walks along well-maintained trails…
…may yield a Bearded Bellbird whose far-reaching calls echo through the forest.
While journeys further afield on the island …
…give opportunities to search for Red-bellied Macaws
… or Trinidad’s only endemic—the Trinidad Piping Guan!
A rising tide at scenic Waterloo brings shorebirds close while…
…close-by Tobago offers a more tropical setting as…
…Little and Snowy Egrets demonstrate plumage differences…
…a Red-billed Tropicbird allows close study views…
…or a White-tailed Sabrewing sits tight on a nest in the Central Forest.
A Barred Antshrike may steal the show…
…but images of a confiding Blue-crowned Motmot exemplifies the phrase “only on Trinidad and Tobago!”