Category: San Jose del Cabo Estuary

Categories: Baja California, Common Ground-Dove, Gilded Flicker, Hooded Oriole, Mexico, Rough-winged Swallow, San Jose del Cabo Estuary, White-collared Seedeater Posted on

Cinnamon-rumped Seedeaters and Friends

A rich site like the San José del Cabo Estuary invites exploring, especially in the cool early morning hours. Besides the waterbirds and celebrated Belding’s Yellowthroats, many other species thrive in the riparian habitat. This must be the world epicenter for Hooded Orioles! A splendid … Continue readingCinnamon-rumped Seedeaters and Friends

Categories: Black-crowned Night-Heron, California Gull, Common Gallinule, Double-crested Cormorant, RAMSAR, San Jose del Cabo Estuary, White-faced Ibis Posted on

Waterbirds at San José del Cabo Estuary

Face-to-face with a Common Gallinule (Photos by Narca) As a RAMSAR wetland of international importance, the San José del Cabo Estuary supports a wide range of water-dependent birds, ranging from that quintessential fisherman, the Osprey, to ibis, shorebirds, herons, ducks. An Osprey in late afternoon … Continue readingWaterbirds at San José del Cabo Estuary