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Rufous-tailed Jacamar, by Nigel Eustace


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A Birdwatchers' Guide to Trinidad & Tobago


An essential resource for birding in
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The distillation of more than 25 years of birding experience in Trinidad & Tobago, during both solo explorations and while leading more than 55 birding tours.

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Like most birders, I love viewing birds, especially those that are tough to identify. I also love spectacular birds like trogons and jacamars. And I'm a confessed raptor junkie. But most of all, I love to see the looks of amazement and excitement on the faces of people new to Trinidad & Tobago when I show them some of the countless breathtaking sights there.

One of my other great joys comes from finding a new or rare species of bird. Among the most exciting times I've had on these trips to Trinidad & Tobago have been finding bird species new to Trinidad or Tobago or to South America. These extraordinary sightings have included such wonders as the first Western Reef-Heron for South America and the first Aplomado Falcon, Killdeer, Wilson's Phalarope, and Brown Violet-ear for Tobago.

Who knows what we'll find on our next tour? Come along and find out!

Last updated 6/16/2008
 William L. Murphy

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text, illustrations, and maps, is the property of Bill Murphy.
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