


This delightful and common 'endemic' (also found on Gaudeloupe) is the monochrome equivalent of the Barbudan Warbler (one of the Dendroicas split from Adelaide's Warbler). This bird was photographed on a boat trip though the mangroves near Portsmouth, along a channel blocked by the hulk of a ship wrecked in Hurricane David in 1979. Nearby is where they filmed some parts of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
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