Cuba Collection
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Cuban Grassquit, Cici Petit-chanteur, Tomeguín del Pinar ,Tiaris Canorus.
The Cuban Grassquit is endemic to Cuba
"Desayuno en el Jardin" La Taler de Papel Artesanal
Victor Mora Artista et Barbora Bechnak. www.victormoraoficial.jimdofree.com
This fabulous little Easter egg is the Cuban Tody and like a good Easter egg hunt we had to really search for this colorful beauty before we found it. The Cuban Tody, I am told, is a pretty common bird across the island but for whatever reason we only found them when we really looked for them, I can’t remember just stumbling across any during our visit.
I hope this precious little bird brightens everyone’s day as much as it does mine. Happy Easter!
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Todus multicolor
Hello amazing Flickr People !!
Ok people, today is a black & white day at Color my World daily Group and it is Sliders Sunday. So here we go…
Am I drunk ? Yes !
Did my parents drop by this evening ? Yes !
Did they have a bottle of gin ? Yes !
Am I burned beyond recognition, because once again, I didn’t use any sunscreen ? Yes !
Do I have some non fat greek yogourt on my face while writing this ? Yes !
does it help ? YES !!! You should try it next time you dont use any sunscreen and tan for several minutes (hours ???) and you are white as a ghost !! …
Is my husband afraid of me with my yogurt mask ? YES !!!
Do I learn from my mistakes ? No !!!!
Do I regret my yesterday time spend with my parents and a bottle of gin ? NO !!!!
Will my scale show a substantial gain in my weight tomorrow ? Yes !
Do I wish to be on vacation in Cuba instead ? Yes !!
Should I stay in bed longer tomorrow morning ? Yes !
So have a beautiful morning my friends ! See you soon !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and healthy!! And see you soon on Flickr!!
The call of the Black Hawk sounds like "Ba-tis-ta", so they say in Cuba. Typically found in coastal areas and on the cays where they feed on crabs and birds. The white markings near the base of the tail are more visible during flight.
Here’s the front view of the beautiful Cuban Trogon. What a spectacular bird!
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Priotelus temnurus
Valle de Viñales lies between the low mountain ranges of the Cordillera de Guaniguanico.
Fertile valley floor and impassable conical karst mountains, the "mogotes." Two smaller caves (Cueva de San Miguel and Cueva del Indio) just to the north, and Cuba's largest cave system, the Caverna de Santo Tomás, with a length of 46 km.
Important tobacco farms, Casa del Veguero, where you can learn about tobacco products and how Cuban cigars are rolled.
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Valle de Viñales zwischen niedrigen Gebirgszügen der „Cordillera de Guaniguanico“.
Fuchtbarer Talboden und unwegsame Kegelkarstberge, die „Mogotes“. Zwei kleinere Höhlen (Cueva de San Miguel + Cueva del Indio) etwas nördlich und das größte Höhlensystem Cubas mit 46 km Ausdehnung, die Caverna de Santo Tomás.
Wichtige Tabakfarmen, Casa del Veguero, um Tabakerzeugnisse kennenlernen, wie kubanische Zigarren gedreht werden.