Great video! Your bird labeled Puerto Rican Flycatcher is a Caribbean Elaenia. I especially like the Elfin-woods Warbler and Puerto Rican Tanager, nice!
Brett Hartl well there are so many here then lol . Thanks for tge response. I live very high up in mountain trying to learn all the birds . We see so many here.
Brett Hartl Wow, both places about 20 minutes from where I grew up in, Sabana Grande. Looking forward to visiting them next time I'm in the area. Thank you!
@@AlexisVega-xi5yq That is correct, they were the last warbler to be identified. Check out the Maricao State Forest, I saw several in the higher elevation regions
@@BrettHartl cool, I've been to Maricao State Forest a few times. I live in Añasco and I can see the Maricao State Forest mountain (Monte del Estado) from my house. The only Elfin Woods Warbler I've seen was at my house so I got pretty lucky I'd say.
@@LuciusVulpes Yes, they are all over the place I grew up! We call them paloma turca o turkish dove, and when I was a kid the cooing sounded eerie, we related them with the dead!
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
Little bird buddies watching the bad guys
I just love your videos. A real treat to see these creatures up close when we cant see them on our own. Thank you for sharing
Thanks!
Love this video thanks for showing me the birds of my island. 🇵🇷
Wonderful, thank you!
Great video! Your bird labeled Puerto Rican Flycatcher is a Caribbean Elaenia. I especially like the Elfin-woods Warbler and Puerto Rican Tanager, nice!
You are correct!! Good catch!! I can’t relabel a video, but thanks for spotting that.
haha, all of them are new to me, my friend. There are so many wonderful birds here. Love it. This is the great channel, my friend. Stay connected.
Thank you very much!
Los pajaros estab Velando watching
Love love 💗💗💗❤
Do you know which bird in Puerto Rico sounds like they are laughing at night? I live in San German cant find the name of it
Probably Puerto Rico Screech Owl, if it is truly after dark and you are hearing calls.
Brett Hartl well there are so many here then lol . Thanks for tge response. I live very high up in mountain trying to learn all the birds . We see so many here.
L L man there are some from San Sebastián I heard I was wondering about lol
Reason why i came across this video i live near las tetas de cayey and at night you can hear them so good
Look up Mucaro calls on youtube
Incredible shots! May I ask where in Puerto Rico did you film these? Thank you for sharing this beautiful work.
The southwest dry forest - Bosque Estatal De Guánica and the southwest mountains - Maricao forest
Brett Hartl Wow, both places about 20 minutes from where I grew up in, Sabana Grande. Looking forward to visiting them next time I'm in the area. Thank you!
You're welcome
Im puerto rican and dont know half of these
Ya’ll got entire English words for birds from puertorico..
Man you saw an elfin woods warbler, they're rare.
Yes, but if in the right habitat during spring and you are patient, you will hear them sing and can find them
@@BrettHartl I've only seen one once and never again. I believe they were discovered as recent as the 1960's right?
@@AlexisVega-xi5yq That is correct, they were the last warbler to be identified. Check out the Maricao State Forest, I saw several in the higher elevation regions
@@BrettHartl cool, I've been to Maricao State Forest a few times. I live in Añasco and I can see the Maricao State Forest mountain (Monte del Estado) from my house. The only Elfin Woods Warbler I've seen was at my house so I got pretty lucky I'd say.
Volume?
i really want to know what type of bird make a call at 0:07
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That is probably a common dove, there are a lot that make that sound
@@julioliarts Never heard a dove sound like that, but whatever that animal is, it always sounds exactly like in this video.
@@LuciusVulpes Yes, they are all over the place I grew up! We call them paloma turca o turkish dove, and when I was a kid the cooing sounded eerie, we related them with the dead!
That is a Tortola (Dove) for sure without a doubt. Not a Paloma.