A Leap in the Wild (Barbados Green Monkey).jpg - An adult Barbados Green Monkey preparing for take off in a clump of bamboo. Taken in St. Andrew in the north of Barbados.
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A LEAP IN THE WILD (BARBADOS GREEN MONKEY)

Barbados Green Monkey stripping Bark.jpg - an overgrown gully in Barbados where the Green Monkey prevail. They probably were transported there centuries ago from Africa. they can be seen in wooded area all over the island in the early morning and evenings.Taken in a wood of Mahogany trees in St. Andrew, Barbados.
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BARBADOS GREEN MONKEY STRIPPING BARK

Barbados Green Monkey.jpg - Having dropped her young momentarily I crept forward and hoped the adult Green Monkey would go for her young rather than me. They are very protective of their young so I was taking a risk that she might reprehend me first. She swiftly snatched the monkey off the ground and thankfully only gave me a curious look.Taken in St. Andrew in the north of Barbados.
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BARBADOS GREEN MONKEY

Black Necked Stilt.jpg - Black necked Stilts on the salt ponds in Anguilla
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BLACK NECKED STILT

Black-Necked Stilt.jpg - Black necked Stilts on the salt ponds in Anguilla
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BLACK-NECKED STILT

Black-Necked Stilts (The Chase is On).jpg - Black necked Stilts on the salt ponds in Anguilla.
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BLACK-NECKED STILTS (THE CHASE IS ON)

Brown Pelican Preening.jpg - This young Brown Pelican was perched high on the branches of a tree growing out of the cliffs in Anguilla. He paid great attention to preening his feathers. The sanstone cliffs behind made an ideal background for a portrait shot. The large distendible pouch is used as a scoop to gather fish.
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BROWN PELICAN PREENING

Chained (Green Heron).jpg - A Green Heron In Guadeloupe. He patiently watched and waited for exactly the right moment to catch a fish. Amusingly he look chained to the pier!
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CHAINED (GREEN HERON)

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FAMILY LIFE (BARBADOS GREEN MONKEYS)

First Breath (Brocket Deer).jpg -
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FIRST BREATH (BROCKET DEER)

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GUIANIAN RIVER DOLPHINS

Killdeer Display.jpg - I came across this Killdeer on the stony edges of the salt ponds in Anguilla. This distraction display was performed to lead me away from his nest.
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KILLDEER DISPLAY

Magnificent Frigatebird.jpg - One of the largest colonies of Magnificent Frigatebirds is to be found in Barbuda which is a very flat coral island to the North East of Antigua. It is surrounded by miles of coral reef and shallow water. The colony itself is only accessible by small boat 4 miles to the north of the island across a shallow saltwater lagoon. They are locally known as Man of War bird. They are hawks of the sea relying on speed and agility to gather food from the ocean surface.This is an adult female catching food for her young chick. It is mainly the female bird which is the hunter gatherer while the male sits on the nest minding the chick.
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MAGNIFICENT FRIGATEBIRD

Man of War Bird.jpg - Few birds can match the aerial supremacy of Frigatebirds and these huge black birds spend much of their waking life on the wing. I wanted to capture the contrasting forms of a bird perched on a branch and in flight to convey their size and power. It meant a 4 mile trip across a lagoon before dawn in Barbuda
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MAN OF WAR BIRD

Moment in Flower.jpg - I wanted to capture this moment of the Antillean Crested Hummingbird feeding on a Century plant in Antigua. It is difficult to see with the naked eye as the hummingbird moves so quickly.
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MOMENT IN FLOWER

Monkey Business (Barbados Green Monkey).jpg - A young Barbados Green Monkey keeping a watchful eye. I shot this in an almond tree in St. Andrew in the north of Barbados.
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MONKEY BUSINESS (BARBADOS GREEN MONKEY)

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MOORHEN

Nose for Nectar.jpg - I wanted to capture this moment of the Antillean Crested Hummingbird feeding.It is difficult to see with the naked eye as the hummingbird moves so quickly. I had to come back to the scene in Martinique several times to get exactly what I wanted.
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NOSE FOR NECTAR

Sharp Focus.jpg - I came across this Green Heron In Guadeloupe. He patiently watched and waited for exactly the right moment before striking with his long beak to grab a fish. The reeds bent under his weight and seemed to provide a pleasing composition.
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SHARP FOCUS

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THE WARNING SHOUT (BARBADOS GREEN MONKEY)

Thorough Grooming ( Barbados Green Monkey.jpg - I shot this photograph in an overgrown gully in Barbados where the Green Monkey prevail. They probably were transported there centuries ago from Africa. they can be seen in wooded area all over the island in the early morning and evenings.
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THOROUGH GROOMING ( BARBADOS GREEN MONKEY

Yellow Fever (Bananaquit).jpg - The Century Plant takes 10 Years to flower and this happens in the month of April in Antigua in the West indies. I spotted this Bananaquit surrounded and well camouflaged by the big flowers. It punctures the bases of flowers to feed on the nectar and it seems fitting that the locals also call him the Sugar Bird.
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YELLOW FEVER (BANANAQUIT)