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Cacicus melanicterus
Yellow Winged Cacique - Cacique Mexicano
Parque Nacional (National Park) Huatulco. This is a protected area (Área Natural Protegida) created in 1998. It contains 6,375 hectares of lowland jungle and 5,516 hectares of marine areas, encompassing the bays of Bahía Maguey, Bahía Órgano, Bahía Cacaluta, Bahía Chachacual and Bahía San Agustín. In these bays live the most important coral communities of the Mexican Pacific. 723 species of animals live in the park as well as a number of species of colorful fish, and it is open to scuba diving, bird-watching and hiking. In 2005, Huatulco was awarded the Green Globe International Certification as a sustainable tourist area. Huatulco was the first sustainable tourist community in the Americas and the third worldwide
Photo taken in - Parque Eco Arqueologico Copalita, Oaxaca, Mexico
Spotted on Apr 21, 2012
Submitted on Jun 16, 2014
6 Comments
Photo No. 2, is a great photo....Photo No. 2, is a masterpiece, so full of beauty and color....A world class photo.....An absolutely stunning, photo and bird....Many artists, would be honored, to paint this very beautiful bird, in oil....Etc....
Two, very beautiful photos....A very beautiful bird....A masterpiece, of beauty and color....
Incredible shots and a great spotting John. Thanks for sharing this.
Great photo
Yes I am....
Hi huatulco,
I'm just being very copyright careful here -- are you Jon Church?