All AAS Programs are free and open to the general public.

Cuba

“So near, and yet so far away. . .”  For half a century, Cuba was the mystery island for American birders and nature lovers. The  island held an alluring charm enhanced by its inaccessibility. With the easing of travel restrictions in the past few years, travel to Cuba has become possible.  Join  two travelers as they guide you through the former terra vetita, where mule-drawn carts are common and tour buses are about the only vehicles on the roadways. We will visit the larger nature preserves for birds, visiting coastal mangrove, scrub land, savanna and  swampland habitats. You’ll learn a little about the landscape, meet native wildlife and the endemics like the Cuban pygmy owl, the trogon, and the bee hummingbird.

Your presenters will be Pat Bartlett and Rob Norton who combined forces to bring you this presentation.

Meet at the Millhopper Public Library, 3145 NW 43rd St