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Shorebird photography - Sanderlings

Sanderlings are a regular sight on Tobago beaches during winter months along with a host of other sandpipers, some continue Southwards, others remain, some can stay in the Caribbean all year long. Added to Birds of Tobago.
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Bird of Prey photography - Osprey

Added a couple of photos to Birds of Tobago blog including this photo of an Osprey enjoying its catch. The Osprey is a regular visitor during winter months, some birds remain all year.
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Pelicans at Sunset

Pelicans in flight at Sunset photo. A golden sunset offers these Pelicans a last few minutes to grab a light snack before retiring for the night.

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Little Blue Heron

The Little Blue Heron - photo added to birds of Tobago

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Birds of Tobago the Yellow-headed Caracara

A few more pictures added to the Birds of Tobago blog ( photos and species accounts of local and migrant birds found in the Caribbean Island of Tobago ) including the above bird of prey the Yellow-headed Caracara which, according to official guides should not be here:) Tell the Caracara that, they have been nesting here for over 5 years.

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photo of White-fringed Antwren

These beautiful antwrens are best found in light woodland tending not to enter suburban areas as frequently as other small passerines. Males are black all over while as this beauty shows females have light plumage from lower face to under belly. Posted to Birds of Tobago

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