Birds of Puerto Rico

Elfin Woods Warbler, Adelaide Warbler, Puerto Rican Tody and Puerto Rican Tanager among highlights

[@gkw6648]

Thank you 😊

[@BrettHartl]

You're welcome 😊

[@Thelivingwordthesword]

Little bird buddies watching the bad guys

[@Thelivingwordthesword]

Los pajaros estab Velando watching

[@Rotary12A]

Love this video thanks for showing me the birds of my island. 🇵🇷

[@BrettHartl]

Wonderful, thank you!

[@sadnessinside123]

I just love your videos. A real treat to see these creatures up close when we cant see them on our own. Thank you for sharing

[@BrettHartl]

Thanks!

[@nunabizness28]

Volume?

[@peachkura8410]

Im puerto rican and dont know half of these

[@ForTheViolence]

Ya’ll got entire English words for birds from puertorico..

[@mardyseanofficial9502]

haha, all of them are new to me, my friend. There are so many wonderful birds here. Love it. This is the great channel, my friend. Stay connected.

[@BrettHartl]

Thank you very much!

[@fm5050]

Great video! Your bird labeled Puerto Rican Flycatcher is a Caribbean Elaenia. I especially like the Elfin-woods Warbler and Puerto Rican Tanager, nice!

[@BrettHartl]

You are correct!! Good catch!! I can’t relabel a video, but thanks for spotting that.

[@dadominicanstyl]

Do you know which bird in Puerto Rico sounds like they are laughing at night? I live in San German cant find the name of it

[@BrettHartl]

Probably Puerto Rico Screech Owl, if it is truly after dark and you are hearing calls.

[@dadominicanstyl]

Brett Hartl well there are so many here then lol . Thanks for tge response. I live very high up in mountain trying to learn all the birds . We see so many here.

[@Nina-vv3ev]

L L man there are some from San Sebastián I heard I was wondering about lol

[@skullgang8517]

Reason why i came across this video i live near las tetas de cayey and at night you can hear them so good

[@skullgang8517]

Look up Mucaro calls on youtube

[@Mar-tl6bv]

Love love 💗💗💗❤

[@Rheinguard]

Incredible shots! May I ask where in Puerto Rico did you film these? Thank you for sharing this beautiful work.

[@BrettHartl]

The southwest dry forest - Bosque Estatal De Guánica and the southwest mountains - Maricao forest

[@Rheinguard]

Brett Hartl Wow, both places about 20 minutes from where I grew up in, Sabana Grande. Looking forward to visiting them next time I'm in the area. Thank you!

[@BrettHartl]

You're welcome

[@AlexisVega-xi5yq]

Man you saw an elfin woods warbler, they're rare.

[@BrettHartl]

Yes, but if in the right habitat during spring and you are patient, you will hear them sing and can find them

[@AlexisVega-xi5yq]

@@BrettHartl I've only seen one once and never again. I believe they were discovered as recent as the 1960's right?

[@BrettHartl]

@@AlexisVega-xi5yq That is correct, they were the last warbler to be identified. Check out the Maricao State Forest, I saw several in the higher elevation regions

[@AlexisVega-xi5yq]

@@BrettHartl cool, I've been to Maricao State Forest a few times. I live in Añasco and I can see the Maricao State Forest mountain (Monte del Estado) from my house. The only Elfin Woods Warbler I've seen was at my house so I got pretty lucky I'd say.

[@juno8956]

i really want to know what type of bird make a call at 0:07

[@juno8956]

makes*

[@julioliarts]

That is probably a common dove, there are a lot that make that sound

[@LuciusVulpes]

@@julioliarts Never heard a dove sound like that, but whatever that animal is, it always sounds exactly like in this video.

[@miltonbernier9854]

@@LuciusVulpes Yes, they are all over the place I grew up! We call them paloma turca o turkish dove, and when I was a kid the cooing sounded eerie, we related them with the dead!

[@iovannadeiraola3610]

That is a Tortola (Dove) for sure without a doubt. Not a Paloma.