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LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHER: A SMALL TYRANT ON ABACO
LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHER: A SMALL TYRANT ON ABACO LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHER Myiarchus sagrae is a non-migratory bird quite frequently seen in the Abaco pine forest and scrubland. It is resident throughout...
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CUBAN PEWEE: NATURE’S LEAST SCARY TYRANT
CUBAN PEWEE: NATURE’S LEAST SCARY TYRANT The CUBAN PEWEE Contopus caribaeus bahamensis, also known as the Crescent-eyed Pewee (see photos for details), is a tyrant. At 6″ long , the smallest tyrant...
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CATCHING FLIES: CRESCENT-EYED (CUBAN) PEWEE ON ABACO
One of the prettiest small birds to photograph on Abaco is the Crescent-eyed, or Cuban, Pewee Contopus caribaeus. These small flycatchers are as interested in your struggles with your camera settings...
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LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHER: SMALL TYRANTS ON ABACO
LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHER: SMALL TYRANTS ON ABACO The LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHER (Myiarchus sagrae) is a common resident breeding species of flycatcher on Abaco, and these very pretty small birds can be seen...
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LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHERS REVISITED ON ABACO
LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHERS REVISITED ON ABACO LA SAGRA’S FLYCATCHER Myiarchus sagrae is one of 3 permanent resident ‘tyrant’ flycatchers found on Abaco, the others being the CUBAN PEWEE and the LOGGERHEAD...
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