by Bonaire | Oct 11, 2022 | About Bonaire's Birds, Bird Conservation, Popular Posts
Fall migration is when those of us birding on Bonaire begin to see the arrival of many migratory species, including the majestic Osprey. Although we do observe Ospreys year-round, the population greatly increases during
by Bonaire | Jan 27, 2022 | Bird Conservation
On World Wetlands Day, the Bonaire Junior Rangers will present a petition to island governmental officials calling for the sustainable management of
by Bonaire | Dec 20, 2021 | About Bonaire's Birds, Bird Conservation
A cruise ship steamed into the Port of Kralendijk and docked in town. Unknown to immigration officials at that time, a very special stow-away was on board. For the three days preceding the
by Bonaire | Jul 3, 2021 | About Bonaire's Birds, Bird Conservation, Shorebirds
Something strange has occurred this year–the counts from birders along the Atlantic Flyway indicate that northern-headed Red Knots are way down from previous years. What happened? Where
by Bonaire | Nov 27, 2020 | About Bonaire's Birds, Bird Conservation
The island has several important protected nature reserves, but Bonaire’s freshwater wetlands at the LVV environs, which host the highest amount of observed bird species, are not yet legally
by Bonaire | Jul 22, 2020 | About Bonaire's Birds, Bird Conservation
On Saturday morning, July 18, 2020, a few humans joined together with smiles on their faces as six captive-born parrots, along with one rehabilitated parrot, stretched their wings for the first time. Echo Foundation