The 2019 nesting season is upon us and Anguilla’s wetlands have been transformed into nurseries for resident and visiting species. Each year from April to August a number of bird species come to our wetlands and offshore cays to produce and raise their young. That means eggs and chicks of all different shapes and sizes.

Honestly, does it get any cuter than this?

Come take a walk on the wild side with Nature Explorers Anguilla and see them for yourself. Email: [email protected]

And if you can’t be here in Anguilla, check out our new YouTube channel: Nature Explorers Anguilla…

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUUbBEhD-SxiHqUeUfQ87Pg

USA Today has ranked Anguilla as a “Caribbean best” for nature lovers!

The fabulous feature by Melanie Reffes highlights this special and undiscovered side of Anguilla, a side of Anguilla that Jackie Cestero of Nature Explorers Anguilla has passionately pioneered on the island.

Check out the article via the link below.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/experience/caribbean/2018/04/09/caribbean-islands-nature/497426002/

 

Take a walk on the wild side with Jackie to see these sweet birds up close!

It is an extra-special time to tour with Jackie. All income from tours this year will be directed at restoring Anguilla’s damaged habitats as a result of Hurricane Irma. Details on Jackie’s tremendous effort here…

https://news.ai/2018-the-year-of-the-bird/

As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA), Audubon, National Geographic, BirdLife International and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology have teamed up to celebrate birds by declaring 2018 The Year of the Bird. Nature Explorers Anguilla is joining in this celebration by highlighting Anguilla’s bird species and conducting a restoration of lost habitat as a result of Hurricane Irma. All income from our tours this year will be directed at this project.

 

There is no better time to enjoy the island’s birdlife than now as we have been blessed with the presence of not one, but two, American Flamingos. These gorgeous birds arrived on the island on March 24th and have been enjoying their vacation here ever since. We are also beginning to see the influx of both land and shorebirds as part of the Spring Migration.

Help us celebrate Anguilla’s beautiful birds by Taking a Walk on the Wild Side…

email: [email protected] to book your tour today and receive 10% off your tour price when you book with the Anguilla Card.