Long-billed Curlew 18 August 2021 Guanabo Rincon © Jorge Uría
The breeding habitat of the Long-billed Curlew is the grasslands of west-central North America. They winter in the southern states of the US and in Mexico.
It is a very rare vagrant in Cuba having occurred there just six times up to 2000 (Garrido & Kirkconnell) and I don't know if this is the seventh record or whether there have been others earlier this century.
This bird was photographed on 18 August 2021 by Jorge Uría at Guanabo Rincon which is about 10km east of Habana. Well done Jorge on a great find.
It is a very rare vagrant in Cuba having occurred there just six times up to 2000 (Garrido & Kirkconnell) and I don't know if this is the seventh record or whether there have been others earlier this century.
This bird was photographed on 18 August 2021 by Jorge Uría at Guanabo Rincon which is about 10km east of Habana. Well done Jorge on a great find.
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