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Birdwatching in Jamaica

Jamaica is the home of over 200 species of birds in Jamaica, with approximately 25 of these native to the island.  

Many of the birds in Jamaica are closely linked to the various species in Central America. Though not very popular among visitors to the island's birdwatching is becoming more popular among visitors to the island.  

The best time for bird watching in Jamaica is early morning or late afternoon though there are quite a few known birding spots in Jamaica experts say that time and patience is the key to enjoy the beautiful and relaxation of this exercise. Below is a list of places where birders can observe what Jamaica has to offer. 

Ms. Salmon's Bird Sanctuary- Rocklands (NearMontego Bay)  
Opens at 3:00 p.m. 

The Enchanted Garden Resort- Ocho Rois 
Call: 876-974-1400 

Good House estate -Falmouth, Jamaica 
Call: 876-954-3289 

Maroon Town - Cockpit CountryTours 
Call: 876- 952- 4546 

The Black River swamp/marsh tours by Mr. I Robinson 
Call: 876-997-5798  

Black River Safari tours 
P.O. Box 129, Mandeville - Jamaica 
Call: (876) 965-2513 

 World's End - Blue Mountains. 
Call: (876) 926-8888 . 

Sources: M. Daley and A. Gentiles. - " Jamaica Tourist Board". Books: Exploring Jamaica - Philip Wright, Birds of the W.I. - James Bond. Various documents from the The Institute of Jamaica and the Jamaican National Library.

 

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