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Birding Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago offers one of the world’s most exciting bird-watching experiences. These small islands punch far above their weight, hosting over 490 bird species, from vibrant residents and spectacular migrants to two endemics—the Trinidad Motmot and the Critically Endangered Trinidad Piping-Guan.

A slice of South America in the Caribbean, this twin island nation brings a unique richness to its forests, wetlands, and mangroves. Whether watching the Scarlet Ibis in Caroni Swamp or spotting the elusive Oilbird in forest caves, every habitat offers unforgettable sightings, making birding here both accessible and extraordinary.

Scarlet Ibis (Jerome Foster)
Masked Cardinals (Jerome Foster)
Black Vulture (Nandani Bridglal)
Blue-chinned Sapphire (Zak Ali)
Ruby-topaz Hummingbird (Zak Ali)
Blue-backed Manakin (Zak Ali)
Smooth-billed Anis (Jerome Foster)
Brown Violetear (Zak Ali)
Red-bellied Macaw (Zak Ali)
Trinidad Piping-Guan (G. Hughes)
Rufous-tailed Jacamar (J. Foster)
Green Honeycreeper (Zak Ali)
American Flamingo (Zak Ali)
Oilbird (Jerome Foster)
Purple Gallinule (Jerome Foster)
Ornate Hawk-Eagle (Zak Ali)

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