Antillean Collection (page 15)

Hawkmoth (Eumorpha analis) adult, resting on leaf, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Bullseye Moth (Automeris liberia) adult, resting on wood, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Verdant Hawkmoth (Xylophanes chiron) adult, resting on leaf, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Hawkmoth (Adhemarius gannascus) adult, resting on wall, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Pink-spotted Hawkmoth (Agrius cingulata) adult, resting on leaf, quivering wings to warm up prior to flying, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Oilbird (Steatornis caripensis) adult pair, sitting at nest, Aripo Caves, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Blue Land Crab (Cardisoma guanhumi) adult male, close-up of face and claws, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Crested Oropendola (Psarocolius decumanus) adult, perched on branch, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Carib Grackle (Quiscalus lugubris) adult, pecking at small stone on wet surface, Grenada

Hart's Rivulus (Rivulus hartii) adult, swimming in shallow mountain stream, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Common Tegu (Tupinambis teguixin) adult, resting, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad Mountain Crab (Pseudothelphusa garmani) adult, sheltering in rock crevice, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Stingless Robber Bee (Lestrimelitta limao) adults, nesting colony protecting nest entrance, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Golden Silk Spider (Nephila clavipes) adult female, resting in web, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Green-backed Trogon (Trogon viridis) adult male, perched on branch, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Yellow-crowned Night-heron (Nyctanassa violacea) adult, standing on rocks at edge of water, Grenada

Ruddy Ground-dove (Columbina talpacoti rufipennis) adult, perched on barbed wire fence, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

Zenaida Dove (Zenaida aurita) adult, standing on rocks near sea, Grenada

White-chested Emerald (Amazilia chionopectus) adult, perched on twig, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

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"Exploring the Antillean: A Journey through Nature's Treasures" Step into the world of the Antillean, a region rich in biodiversity and natural wonders. From the ancient Atlas Novus map of the Caribbean in the 17th century to present-day encounters with unique species, this caption takes you on an adventure through its remarkable landscapes. Witness the enchanting sight of an immature male Bee Hummingbird, perched delicately on a vine in Zapata Peninsula. Known as the world's smallest bird, it captivates with its vibrant colors and tiny size. The melodious tunes of the Antillean euphonia, scientifically known as Euphonia musica, fill your ears as you explore further. Its beautiful plumage adds a touch of elegance to these tropical surroundings. As you continue your journey, be amazed by Anthracothorax dominicus -the Antillean mango- hovering gracefully amidst blossoming flowers. Its iridescent feathers shimmer under sunlight, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Intriguing melodies resonate from Loxigilla violacea -the Greater Antillean bullfinch- as it flits between branches. Its vibrant red plumage contrasts against lush green foliage, showcasing nature's artistic palette. Prepare for an extraordinary encounter with two hummingbird species: The majestic Antillean crested hummingbird and ruby-topaz hummingbird; their aerial acrobatics leave you awe-inspired. Their vivid colors blend harmoniously with their surroundings while they compete for nectar-rich blooms. Delve deeper into this diverse ecosystem and stumble upon Megalomys desmarestii -the antillean giant rice rat-. This elusive creature scurries through dense vegetation but remains an integral part of this delicate balance. Marvel at protected forested hills in Trinidad's Northern Range Mountains near Blanchisseuse; their untouched beauty is both serene and captivating. Tranquility surrounds you as you breathe in the crisp air and take in the breathtaking vistas.