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Cuba hosts 27 endemic birds, a variety of Caribbean endemics and North American migratory bird species. This presentation will explore Cuban birdlife along with the cultural requirements for US citizens visiting contemporary Cuba.
Marianne Korosy
Marianne has BS and MS degrees in Geology from FSU and a PhD in Conservation Biology from UCF. Her doctoral research focused on winter ecology of four sparrows in Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park. Marianne retired from Audubon Florida in 2021 as Director of Bird Conservation, overseeing the shorebird and Florida Scrub-Jay stewardship programs. She is currently serving as a board director for Apalachee Audubon.
Zapata Sparrow, a Cuban endemic.
The tour group birding In search of the Cuban Solitaire, also known as the Cuban Nightingale, which is found in moist, montane forests.
A landscape photo of western Cuba's mogote karst terrain.
