The Blue-chinned Sapphire is a resident of forest as well as forest edge and clearings on Trinidad. The female of the species is distinctly reclusive.

The Blue-backed Manakin is the largest manakin in T&T. Mostly black, with a powder-blue back and bright red cap, males perform elaborate dances in the rainforest […]

The Blue Dacnis is most often encountered in male/female pairs in forest at all elevations on Trinidad. It is absent from Tobago. They feed on fruit, […]

The Blue-and-yellow Macaw is a large and charismatic resident of Trinidad. Due to its persecution for the exotic pet trade, information on this species is not […]

The Black-tailed Tityra is an uncommonly seen resident of Trinidad’s forested areas. They are most often observed in male/female pairs. Their loud, croaking vocalization can be […]

The Black-faced Grassquit can be easily seen on Tobago and the Bocas Islands, but does not occur on Trinidad. The extent of black on the faces […]

The Black-crested Antshrike is sexually dimorphic, males and females look different from one another. They feed on a variety of invertebrates for the most part, and […]

The Black-bellied Whistling Duck is a relatively common resident of freshwater marshes in T&T. They are often active at night, feeding, flying around, and vocalizing loudly.

The Black Skimmer is a large, black and white bird with a uniquely shaped, orange and black bill. Black Skimmers can be found along calm shorelines […]