The second set of Trinidad & Tobago pictures!
The view of Asa Wright from across the valley
A Copper-rumped Hummingbird poses
Close-up
At a feeder
An agouti!
Tell me again why it is called the "89" butterfly?
Blue-headed Parrots
A Blue-headed Parrot in flight
A baby Palm Tanager - but where is it?
Behind the mirror in the main hall!
Here is a Palm Tanager parent - and you can see the baby near the bottom center of this shot.
Enjoying a forest stream
Butterfly closed
Butterfly opened
A Cattleheart butterfly
There were many lizards
Some were more obvious than others
Quite the camoflage
A Blue-black Grassquit ("Johnny Jump-Up")
A Southern Lapwing
A Savannah Hawk
A Red-breasted Blackbird
This beach is on the Atlantic side of the island
A Pied Water Tyrant
A Wattled Jacana
Red-capped Cardinals
A Caiman
A Little Blue Heron
We are told that this cute little Fer-de-lance is the most deadly snake in the Americas
Sunlight filters into the Oilbird cave
A bat during daytime
Ready for the ride to Little Tobago
A few more to come! Let's see, what's missing? The Rufous-tailed Jacamar, the Bearded Bellbird, and the Scarlet Ibis roost.
All photographs Copyright 2006 by Albert Hartley. All images here are reduced, so if you want an electronic copy or reprint please contact Albert.