Birding with Steven

A male Altamira Oriole, one of the 8 different Oriole species we might encounter during all the 5 fantastic bird-watching tours that I offer.
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Ocellated Turkey

Bobolink…

Bobolink might not seem like a superhero, but these little grassland birds have superpowers! Each year, they fly 12k miles roundtrip from South America to North America. In their lifetime, that's a distance equal to several laps around the Earth! 🌎

📷Bobolink. Photo by Jim Hudgins/USFWS

Last week we had another wonderful day in Rio Lagartos with Allan Roffey and David Smith. David took these beautiful photographs of these wonderful bird-species.

Special thanks to Guia Naturalista William Canto

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All is well here in Playa del Carmen, I already heard the first Great-tailed Grackles…

Such amazing creatures

Did You Know: Most adult sea turtles migrate between nesting sites, foraging areas and seasonal warmer waters. This migration can be hundreds and even thousands of miles.

Happy Sea Turtle Week!

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So smart….

How Do Penduline Tit Build Clever Nests? The penduline tit, a versatile bird, impresses with its clever nest construction. These architectural wonders feature a deceptive entrance to foil predators....

“Firehawks….”

Researching Firehawks Birds in a tree above a fire, Borroloola, Northern Territory, Australia, 2014. Credit: Bob Gosford “This is not a new discovery,” says Mark Bonta, assistant teaching professor of earth sciences at Penn State Altoona, when asked about the firehawks. But it is significant. Only relatively recently...

I just saw this very nice documentary. It is great to see quite a few of my friends in it whom are all excellent birders!

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Pajareros | Tráiler principal | Netflix Pajareros" explora la migración de diversas aves que atraviesan la frontera entre EE. UU. y México cada año mientras sigue los pasos de los que celebran este...

Naturally beautiful!
Gracias Jesus Moo Yam Photowildlife for sharing!!!

Known for their elongated snouts and unique appearance, tapirs are essential for maintaining the balance of ecosystems. As "gardeners of the jungle," they help disperse seeds through their droppings, thus contributing to forest regeneration. However, tapirs face numerous threats, including habitat loss due to deforestation, poaching, and conflicts with humans.

Despite the constant dangers of tractor-trailers due to the construction of the Mayan train, the need to cool off in the "aguadas" has put the safety of this typical species at a critical point. I share this beautiful encounter with a pair of tapirs in the Calakmul reserve during my last assignment.

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Calakmul, Campeche, México.

Turtle tracks….soon to be seen again…

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ABOVE & BELOW This video shows a little bit of my new exciting tour: Above & Below

Holiday greetings…

Very interesting!!!

How These Hummingbirds Turned Their Beaks Into Swords | ScienceTake In the South American tropics, where hummingbirds must compete for food, evolution has drastically reshaped their bills. They are thicker and more rigid, oft...

The Mississippi Kite….one of the “main characters” of the world famous “River of Raptors”!

🎼 Don't worry about a thing
'Cause every little thing
Gonna be all right

Rise up this morning
Smiled with the rising Sun
Three little birds
Pitched by my doorstep
Singing sweet songs
Of melodies pure and true
Saying: This is my message to you🎶

Birding during breeding season is always exciting.
This beautiful Turquoise-browed Motmot brought some food to it’s chick….
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A few weeks ago I was contacted by Susanne de Bruin, a reporter from a great Dutch newspaper ad.nl (Algemeen Dagblad) with the question if I would like an interview. I obviously agreed and Susanne and her colleagues made this wonderful article.
I am very thankful and proud about it!

Steven verkocht zijn huis in Nederland en leidt nu mensen rond in jungle: ‘Ik zie fantastische dingen’ Je dagen vullen in de Mexicaanse jungles, speurend naar de meest exotische vogels: een baan waar de meeste mensen alleen van kunnen dromen. Steven Koevoet (53) vertrok 27 jaar geleden voor een verre reis, maar werd gegrepen door de natuur en hartelijkheid in Mexico. ,,Vanaf de eerste dag voelde ik m...

Muuuucho mejor que bebederos!!!!

Curalotodo
Su nombre científico es Hamelia Patens
Su nombre maya, Ix-Canán, significa “guardián de la selva.” Los pueblos indígenas de Guatemala (Kaqchikeles) utilizan la planta para preparar un remedio natural para tratar todo tipo de problemas de la piel, incluyendo, llagas, erupciones cutáneas, heridas, quemaduras, picor, heridas, hongos de la piel y picaduras de insectos y mordeduras.

Recientemente, la unidad de investigación científica de la Universidad de El Salvador (UES) analizó esta planta, cuyo nombre científico es Hamelia Patens y a la cual le atribuyen propiedades para tratar desórdenes mentruales, sangrado, anemia y fiebres, y para aliviar el sarpullido y cicatrizar heridas.

La pregunta que los expertos respondieron es ¿realmente es efectiva? Según Marvin Núñez, uno de los investigadores de la UES, pudieron determinar que el Chichipince (curalotodo) "tiene actividad cicatrizante, antimicrobiana y relajante".

Además, esta planta no causa ningún daño hepático, renal ni a la médula ósea, de acuerdo con Stanley Rodríguez, del laboratorio clínico del centro de estudios.

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