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Birds of the Caroni Swamp

Listed under Birdwatching in Chaguanas, Trinidad and Tobago.

As the sun sets, flocks of brilliant red Scarlet Ibis fly in from their feeding grounds in Venezuela to the mangrove swamps of Caroni. A boat trip through this protected wetlands is both spectacular and atmospheric.

Written by Simon Thompson.

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