. Cuba : Parque Nacional la Bayamesa. Natural history; National parks and reserves; Ecological assessment (Biology); Wildlife conservation. FIGS.7A, B Registramos 76 especies de aves en el Parque y estimamos que 120 habitan alli. Algunos residentes endemicos estan presentes en densidades excepcionales, incluyendo el Ruisenor {Myadestes elizabeth) y el Tocoloro (.Priotelus temnurus)./ We recorded 76 species of birds in tine Park and estimate that 120 occur there. Some resident endemics are present in exceptional densities, including Cuban Solitaire (Myadestes elizabeth) and Cuban Trogon (Priote
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. Cuba : Parque Nacional la Bayamesa. Natural history; National parks and reserves; Ecological assessment (Biology); Wildlife conservation. FIGS.7A, B Registramos 76 especies de aves en el Parque y estimamos que 120 habitan alli. Algunos residentes endemicos estan presentes en densidades excepcionales, incluyendo el Ruisenor {Myadestes elizabeth) y el Tocoloro (.Priotelus temnurus)./ We recorded 76 species of birds in tine Park and estimate that 120 occur there. Some resident endemics are present in exceptional densities, including Cuban Solitaire (Myadestes elizabeth) and Cuban Trogon (Priotelus temnurus). FIG.7C El Parque tambien alberga densidades excepcionalmente altas de aves migratorlas invernales. Posiblemente mas del 50% de la poblacion mundlal de la Bijirita Azul de Garganta Negra {Dendroica caerulescens) pasa el invierno allf./The Park also harbors exceptionally high densities of wintering migrant birds. Possibly more than 50% of the world population of Black- throated Blue Warbler {Dendroica caerulescens) winters here. FIG.7D Muchos de los misterios biologicos interesantes no han side resueltos. El Pampero (o Pajaro) de las Brujas (Pterodroma hastata) probablemente anida en los picos mas altos dentro del Parque, pero esto todavia no ha sido confirmado. El tener colonias en el Parque serfa muy importante porque las unicas colonias de reproduccion estan en Haiti./Many tantalizing biological mysteries remain unsolved. Black-capped Petrel {Pterodroma hastata) probably nests on the higher peaks in the Park, but this is not yet confirmed. Colonies in the Park would be very significant because the only known breeding colonies for this species are in Haiti.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Maceira F. , David; Field Museum of Natural History. Environmental and Conservation Progr