Join Nature Explorers Anguilla as we celebrate the return of our migrants from their breeding grounds in the north.
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Summer is a great time to experience seabirds in Anguilla. A large number of Least Terns are already busily nesting on our wetlands and feeding inshore.
Meanwhile, our offshore cays are teaming with a large variety of nesting seabirds. It is an event you don’t want to miss, and another great reason to come to Anguilla in the Summer and Take a Walk on the Wild Side!
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… Like this tender moment captured between a newly hatched Black-necked Stilt chick and its mother, nature isn’t scripted. Sometimes it just unfolds before your eyes.
Discover the magic of Anguilla’s wetlands with Nature Explorers Anguilla guided tours.
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It is heron season in Anguilla. A time when overwintering birds like Great Blue and Little Blue Herons grace our shores and wetlands for the winter. This week guests had the opportunity to witness the arrival of this beautiful Great Blue.
Join Nature Explorers Anguilla to see all the amazing wildlife our island has to offer!
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Like many others across the world and in particular, the Caribbean, Nature Explorers Anguilla was out on our wetlands this past weekend counting birds. The 2nd Annual Global Shorebird Count was conducted on 4 wetlands across the island on September 5th and 6th, 2015.
Over the two day period, 1633 individual birds and 33 species were recorded. West End Pond (IBA) was a hot bed of activity as literally overnight it seemed the population of migrant species exploded.
We will provide a full report in the upcoming Fall edition of The Salty Wing. Many thanks to Molly Nutting for volunteering to be the officially recorder.
Nature Explorers Anguilla will be open throughout the off season as we experience the wonders of the Fall Migration. If you are on island and would like to take a tour, email us at [email protected] or call us at 1.264.584.0346 to schedule your tour.