With any project or investment we’re involved in, the topic of beneficiaries always surfaces some way or the other. Who is going to benefit...

In my last post here, I spoke of a rather odd trend permeating the birdlife here in Trinidad & Tobago. Many species seemed to...

Pandemic life has taught me valuable lessons, many of which are in relation to birds. Usually I would be taking people in the field,...

I know many of us seek birds as an escape from dreary, depressing news that seems to permeate almost everything of late. Endless notifications...

As the boreal migrants head north, breeding season for the residents and austral migrants is beginning to pick up. A friend of mine has...

Trinidad’s cloud forests typically aren’t birded much. After all, the habitat is restricted to the highest and mostly inaccessible reaches of the mountain range...

As ambiguous as the title of this piece sounds, a foray into the ornithological literature may lead to even more confusion. The family Furnariidae...

The southwest peninsula of Trinidad is unfortunately rarely birded by visiting birders. Most tourists historically spent their time at the northern end of the...