St Lucia, October
23rd to November 6th 2005 
- My birdwatching took place generally
from 06:00 (which was dawn) to about 08:15 each morning
and occassionally in the late afternoon. The area I covered was
the half mile between the Halcyon Beach and the St James
Club Hotel....Chris Grimshaw reports
St Lucia & St Vincent, June 2005
- From a birding point of view St Lucia is a relatively easy island to work being 28 miles long & 14 miles wide and is probably the most important of the Lesser Antilles as it holds either 5 or 6 single island endemics...Mike Powell reports
Bird Watching in Saint Lucia,
West Indies. 2002
- At our final over look we were treated to
our "Holy Grail" at last, three St. Lucia Parrots what
a treat! Leo exclaimed that we were indeed lucky to see Jacquot.
As most of the island locals go their whole lives with out seeing
one.... Along the way we heard many more Parrots in the
Mahogany trees. We arrived at the parking lot and were given
views of two new birds Brown Trembler, and the very endangered
St. Lucia Black Finch....Christopher Starling reports.
St.Lucia March
23-26th 2001
- Our first lifer for the island was seen around
the airport, and this was Carib Grackle. En route to the
hotel we stopped briefly along the road when we saw a raptor fly
over. It was a Broad-winged Hawk. Nearby, we added the St. Lucia
subspecies of Bananaquit, and Adelaide's Warbler, a potential
split from the one that occurs on Puerto Rico. We had a little
look around near the hotel, adding Streaked Saltator, Tropical
Mockingbird and Scaly-breasted Thrasher......Alex
Kirschel reports
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