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I recently asked whether PuertoRico should be part of the American Birding Association’s ABA Area. I will suggest an answer to the question: this post makes the argument that both PuertoRico and the U.S. Now that Hawaii is in the ABA Area , the next additions should be PuertoRico and the U.S.
The Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival in Florida was a nice break from winter though the blizzard back home forced me to drive back to New York adding birds seen on the road and at rest stops along the way. The end of July and beginning of August featured an amazing trip across the American west with my family.
This is the third year that my family and some our close friends did a vacation together. Two years ago it was Culebra, PuertoRico. We got off the ferry and, seeing as we only had about half-an-hour to drive before we were at our hotel, we decided to explore a bit at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge.
Culebra is the lesser known of the two major islands that lie off the eastern edge of PuertoRico. But the small island of Culebra, seventeen miles from PuertoRico proper, is more than adequate for a relaxing beach vacation and it can easily keep a birder busy for several days as well. This made me very happy.
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