Year after year the solitary black cacique chooses this place to nest. Judging this by the state of deterioration of the nests. On top the active one of this year

Another cacique's nest. It seems finished but a closer look shows it is still not compact. it needs further weaving

On Sunday 26th almost 30 great grebes were observed along the coast. As the tide was high some ventured near the reeds to catch fish and were lucky. It seemed there was plenty of fish to forage. The group was composed of juveniles and adults. On Sunday 3rd fewer specimens were observed. At the moment of the sighting the tide was much lower, so they were farther from the coast.

Excitement among caracaras. Nine of them were flying over the area. They chased each other, landed on the ground and flew off, showed signals to mate. A group of adults and juveniles