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Caribbean/St Lucia

St Lucia is the second largest of the Windward Islands with spectacular forests, lush vegetation, hot sulphur springs and the magnificent Pitons, twin volcanic peaks rising dramatically from the coastline. From a birders perspective, St. Lucia offers more endemic species than any other island with St Lucia Parrot, St Lucia Pewee, St Lucia Warbler, St Lucia Black Finch and St Lucia Oriole. The St Lucia Parrot, once numbering in the millions in the time of Columbus, now has a population of just a few hundred restricted to the central rainforest reserve.

St Lucia Warbler © Paul Noakes

Trip Reports St Lucia and St Vincent, 25th July - 9th August 2004, author Surfbirds Admin (added October 2, 2004) St. Lucia - March 31 - April 3, 2008, author Jim Holmes (added June 28, 2008) (Millet Bird Sanctuary Reserve, Gran Anse, Ravine La Chaloupe, Union Forestry Reserve Trail, Cul de Sac River Marsh) St Lucia and St Vincent - June 2005, author Mike Powell (added July 19, 2005) Showing the 3 Most Recent Trip Reports Posted BACK TO TRIP REPORTS HOME PAGE POST A TRIP REPORT EDIT YOUR TRIP REPORTS

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