October is a true transition month. While tropical depressions sometimes bring occasional rain showers as early as August and September, October is known as the month where the rainy season begins, more or less halfway through. … More Bird watching on Curaçao in October
September is the hotspot month for bird migration in the fall. All kinds of warblers, swallows, waders, birds of prey and other waterfowl are on the move on their way south and many species will use the island as a place to rest and replenish their fat reserves after which they will continue their journey south or decide to stay longer and sometimes even overwinter. … More Bird watching on Curaçao in September
Curaçao has seen its share of new and rare bird sightings this year in several areas on the island. Local birders are visiting a wide arrange of habitats on the island regularly to monitor the bird diversity and record both resident breeding birds, migratory birds and rare or new visitors. On the 12th of November another rare bird species was recorded. For the first time since autumn 1994; the Masked Duck. … More Rare bird alert: Masked Duck
The season for birding surprises is in full swing. The Glossy Ibis is considered to be a cosmopolitan species, occurring also in Europe, Asia and Africa besides North and South America and the Caribbean. … More Rare species: Glossy Ibis in the afternoon sun
When you have an inquisitive nature and like to go outside to enjoy the natural surroundings, birding can be a very exciting and also humbling experience. … More Migratory birds galore (6) – Comb ducks
Discovering 3 species of thrushes on the small island of Klein Curaçao in one week, al three of them spotted on the island for the first time in decades is truly exceptional. But that is exactly what happened with top birder Rob Wellens a couple of weeks ago! … More Migratory birds galore (5) – Thrushes in overdrive
Every bird migration on the island is one filled with expectations; what species will be seen this year and where. And this year is no exception. Local birders are getting better and better in searching the interesting locations as well as in finding the smallest of birds. And photographing them of course. And besides these … More Migratory birds galore (4) – the Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Every single year in the month of October, the questions on social media raise about mysterious birds with conspicuous yellow bills, found in gardens, on roads and other locations. … More Migratory birds galore (3) – the Yellow-billed Cuckoo
Every bird migration on the island is one filled with expectations; what species will be seen this year and where. And this year is no exception. Local birders are getting better and better in searching the interesting locations as well as in finding the smallest of birds. And photographing them of course. October is the … More Migratory birds galore (2) – Connecticut warbler
Every bird migration on the island is one filled with expectations; what species will be seen this year and where. And this year is no exception. Local birders are getting better and better in searching the interesting locations as well as in finding the smallest of birds. And photographing them of course. One of the … More Migratory birds galore (1) – Ovenbird
We’ve got an extraordinary tale to share with you today—a remarkable encounter with the elusive Red Knot on the pristine shores of Klein Curaçao. This tiny island, known for its rare bird sightings, recently graced us with a birding spectacle that left us in awe. … More Birding stories by Quinlan (4) – Red Knot
Get ready to be amazed by a truly captivating spectacle of nature – the return of the American Redstarts to the beautiful island of Curaçao during their annual migration. These delightful little warblers have embarked on their incredible journey, and we’re here to share their remarkable story with you. … More Birding stories by Quinlan (3) – American redstarts
In the vibrant world of avian migrations, the Semipalmated Sandpiper stands as a true marvel. As we explore the birding wonders of Curaçao, let’s take a closer look at this captivating shorebird and its extraordinary journey. … More Birding stories by Quinlan (2) – SP sandpipers
Klein Curaçao’s charm deepens as the elusive Hudsonian Godwits make their second fleeting appearance on its rocky and salty mudflats. Previously a silent capture on a field camera, this time, three of these magnificent birds take centre stage in person. … More Birding stories by Quinlan (1) – Godwits
The Greater ani is the latest rare bird to be spotted on the island so far, thanks to a very wet rainiy season. … More Rare bird alert: Greater Ani
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