I’m from utuado and remember seeing them rarely as a kid . The last time I was there I heard them in the distance and was mesmerized. Thank you for sharing, it made me homesick for my island though .. 🥲
The Puerto Rican Amazona Vittata ( Iguaca in Taino language )....is a Green parrot whit Red forehead White rings around the eyes and blue winds tips ) they are only in Rio Abajo Utuado and El Yunke...if you're lucky to see one ( there was a small group introduce to Maricao forest but after Huracain Maria they all were lost according to some information ) the ones you see in the San Juan metropolitan area and in the rest of the Island were introduce by the pet shop in some were in the 60's to the 90's when they were control.( A green parrot whit yellow winds tip that you see all around the Island and not to be confused whit the Amazona Vittata..of Puerto Rico )...back in the 70's there were about only 100 in El Yunke..after Huracain Hugo the population was lower and we almost Lost them...they were introduce to a new area in Rio Abajo Utuado were there numbers grow....having 2 areas in Puerto Rico ( Maricao forest had a small group introduce but after Huracain Irma and Maria they were lost according to some information )....I have the privilege of seeing them in Rio Abajo whit a group of boys Scott ( T-194 )...and a forest baiologest... we were given the opportunity to plant a tree that will give food to the parrot in the area ( hope to see that tree one day whit my son he is over 25 now he was one of the boys Scot there that day ).....
Hola Melissa...the bird you my see whistle...is a black bird call Mozambique or Chango ( Great Antillean Grackel )...is a Urban bird here in Puerto Rico that you will see all around especially if you are eating on a park or street vendor they will take you food if you are not carful and vigilant
Saludos. Estoy haciendo un video de musica personal y quiero colocar varios cortos de sus videos son algunos segundos de algunos cortos que han hecho. Es un video sin fines de lucro. Estoy colocando varios segundos de muchos pueblos de Puerto Rico. Muchas bendiciones eso es Puerto Rico
Hola...Alejandro.....the ones you see in the metropolitan area of San Juan and in the Island are not the Puerto Rican ( Amazona Vittata or Iguana in Taino )...😕.they are only in El Yunke and Rio Abajo Utuado aria ( there was a small group introduce to Maricao forest but in Huracain Maria they all were lost according to some information ).😭...the one you see in San Juan and in all the Island are from the introduction of the pet shop's sale's in the 60's, 70's, 80's and part of the 90's when they were control...( The Amazona Vittata is a Green parrot whit Red forehead, White rings around the eyes and blue winds tips ) and only seeing on wild on Rio Abajo Utuado and El Yunke if you're lucky to see one )..🤔. don't confuse them whit the Green and yellow color winds tip ones you see in The San Juan metropolitan area...and the rest of the Island...😎....hope this clarify your information.
@@yankee7664 I agree, pero I promise you I saw a flock of them. I saw them up close, not to mention it was only three times, ive seen other amozonians as well as golden macaws, white winged parekets and quakers!
I'm Puerto Rican and I love them even if there's sometimes annoying
Wonderful video!!!!
So much beauty in that Island.
Can't wait to visit post-covid.
I’m from utuado and remember seeing them rarely as a kid . The last time I was there I heard them in the distance and was mesmerized. Thank you for sharing, it made me homesick for my island though .. 🥲
We can't wait to welcome you back to Puerto Rico in the near future! ❤️🇵🇷
Beautiful video I felt it was too short . I still enjoyed everything about it. Awesome job to the production team
Paradise = Puerto Rico.
We couldn't agree more! ❤️
@@DiscoverPuertoRico I love you Puerto Rico. Mi sueno. Pierde la esperanza.
Interesante 🤔 gracias..
The Puerto Rican Amazona Vittata ( Iguaca in Taino language )....is a Green parrot whit Red forehead White rings around the eyes and blue winds tips ) they are only in Rio Abajo Utuado and El Yunke...if you're lucky to see one ( there was a small group introduce to Maricao forest but after Huracain Maria they all were lost according to some information ) the ones you see in the San Juan metropolitan area and in the rest of the Island were introduce by the pet shop in some were in the 60's to the 90's when they were control.( A green parrot whit yellow winds tip that you see all around the Island and not to be confused whit the Amazona Vittata..of Puerto Rico )...back in the 70's there were about only 100 in El Yunke..after Huracain Hugo the population was lower and we almost Lost them...they were introduce to a new area in Rio Abajo Utuado were there numbers grow....having 2 areas in Puerto Rico ( Maricao forest had a small group introduce but after Huracain Irma and Maria they were lost according to some information )....I have the privilege of seeing them in Rio Abajo whit a group of boys Scott ( T-194 )...and a forest baiologest... we were given the opportunity to plant a tree that will give food to the parrot in the area ( hope to see that tree one day whit my son he is over 25 now he was one of the boys Scot there that day ).....
At 0:52-0:53 there is a whistle-like call. Does anyone know what bird makes that sound? It’s heard a lot in Old San Juan, thanks!
Hola Melissa...the bird you my see whistle...is a black bird call Mozambique or Chango ( Great Antillean Grackel )...is a Urban bird here in Puerto Rico that you will see all around especially if you are eating on a park or street vendor they will take you food if you are not carful and vigilant
The sounds you heard is a coqui and it’s not a bird.
Thats a frog Coqui
Beautiful video. I live in Cayey and I've seen a few fly by. They are starting to flourish, breathtaking !!!
José, your voice is great - during the introductions, you sound like Borinqueño Jacques Cousteau, 2.0!
Saludos. Estoy haciendo un video de musica personal y quiero colocar varios cortos de sus videos son algunos segundos de algunos cortos que han hecho. Es un video sin fines de lucro. Estoy colocando varios segundos de muchos pueblos de Puerto Rico. Muchas bendiciones eso es Puerto Rico
Tienes que incluir a bat boony si no sirve el vídeo ya sabes pará que tenga éxito
Simply gorgeous 😍🇵🇷
Awww k lindo pajaritos
Ive seen Puerto Rican parrots in the metropolitam area, especially Guaynabo.
Hola...Alejandro.....the ones you see in the metropolitan area of San Juan and in the Island are not the Puerto Rican ( Amazona Vittata or Iguana in Taino )...😕.they are only in El Yunke and Rio Abajo Utuado aria ( there was a small group introduce to Maricao forest but in Huracain Maria they all were lost according to some information ).😭...the one you see in San Juan and in all the Island are from the introduction of the pet shop's sale's in the 60's, 70's, 80's and part of the 90's when they were control...( The Amazona Vittata is a Green parrot whit Red forehead, White rings around the eyes and blue winds tips ) and only seeing on wild on Rio Abajo Utuado and El Yunke if you're lucky to see one )..🤔. don't confuse them whit the Green and yellow color winds tip ones you see in The San Juan metropolitan area...and the rest of the Island...😎....hope this clarify your information.
@@yankee7664 I agree, pero I promise you I saw a flock of them. I saw them up close, not to mention it was only three times, ive seen other amozonians as well as golden macaws, white winged parekets and quakers!
So you wear ineffective masks outside in the open air, but not in an enclosed car...
In the enclosed car nobody uses a mask, it is supposed to be when you are around other people because you do not know who is sick and who is not.