Wildlife spotting is one of the many pleasures of sailing and hiking in the Caribbean. We often didn't know exactly what we were looking at (and, in spite of searching in several places, never found a good wildlife guidebook), but - whatever it was - there was a lot of it.
We often saw pelicans diving for fish or sitting, statue-like, on moored boats.
We were delighted to see turtles regularly. They would often appear near the boat in various anchorages, staying for half a minute or so before diving down.
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| We think this is a green sea turtle, about two feet long. |
I've no idea what this is..
We saw several of these large, fat caterpillars in Martinique and on other islands. They're a good 10-15 cm long and feed on frangipani.
Not exactly wildlife..but I liked the photos.
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| Beeeaah |
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