ABACO PARROTS TO CELEBRATE A MODEST LANDMARK
‘Rolling Harbour: The Blog’ had humble beginnings – a dodgy structure built on foundations formed of an unpromising mix of ignorance and incompetence. Gradually it has come together, to the extent that it has just passed the 125,000 visits mark. Abaco is a small and uncrowded island, so the audience demographic [to use biz-speak] isn’t large. However the wildlife, scenery and lifestyle have turned out to have a wider appeal. 1/8 of a million people (or perhaps 1 crazy punter with repetitive strain injury from checking in unhealthily often) deserve a few of Abaco’s unique parrots in return.
WHERE IT ALL BEGINS – AN UNDERGROUND NEST DEEP IN THE NATIONAL FOREST
IN DUE COURSE THEY ARE READY TO BE CHECKED OVER AND RINGED
THEY HAVE NO FEAR OF THE ‘PARROT LADY’, SCIENTIST CAROLINE
SOON THEY ARE INDEPENDENT AND DISCOVERING THE JOYS OF GUMBO LIMBO BERRIES
‘HOW DO I LOOK AGAINST A BRIGHT BLUE SKY?’
PARROTS HAVING AN EARLY EVENING GET-TOGETHER AT BAHAMA PALM SHORES
‘GOODNESS ME, IS THAT THE TIME? I MUST FLY…’
Credits: Caroline Stahala, Melissa Maura, RH; recording and video RH
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Thanks for the link, and good luck with the new wildlife database. Let me know if you want to borrow anything from Rolling Harbour! RH
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Many thanks for passing this on. I’ve left a comment on your site… RH
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Thanks for the link to my post! RH
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Thanks for sharing all your wonderful pictures , missed seeing these lovely birds on our visit last Feb 😦
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Hi Sarah, that’s a shame. Are you going again? If so, I can give you advice on where it’s best to look to have a fair chance of catching up with some… Hope you saw some other nice birds instead. RH
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wonderful, just wish that exuma and stocking isle had them, their colors are beautiiful
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Maybe one day they’ll spread down to you there – or spread up from Inagua… RH
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Congratulations on your 125,000 visits. Love the parrot pictures! One of Abaco’s many beautiful things!!!
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Thanks Cindy. The parrots are wonderful. Noisy, but wonderful! RH
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