Every year, a pair of Grenada Flycatchers makes their home in a trunk cavity of our Ice Cream Bean tree. The first sign of their presence is a somewhat mournful “quip…quip…quip…quip…” — a sound so pure that it resembles raindrops softly falling on a tranquil pond. Grenada Flycatchers (Myiarchus nugator) are only found in the… Continue reading Observing Grenada Flycatchers: A Yearly Ritual