The
lagoons of the state of Guerrero, Mexico, are home to thousands of waterfowl
and migratory birds. On our Kayak tours, we see an average of 50 different
bird species per day.
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Birdwatching
at La Barra de Potosí
Article by Kathe Kokolias, (published
in Another
Day in Paradise, vol. 21, April 2002) |
Hundreds
of tiny webbed feet slap the water getting airborne, thunderous
applause breaking the morning silence. Flocks of cormorant and
coot are fleeing, squawking their displeasure in protest to our
entry into their private lagoon. Bird books describe the cormorant
as silent, but at least in this neighborhood, the Lagoon at La
Barra de Potosi, they sound like a pen full of grunting piglets,
causing one member of this group of birdwatchers to quip that
maybe pigs do fly....
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