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Flamingos and Parrots are back in Inagua!

Some good news about species returning home after hurricane Irma. Bahamas parrots and Flamingos have returned to Inagua National Park recently. See stories from the Bahamas National Trust blog here and here.

By Ryann Rossi| 2017-12-01T14:01:50-04:00 September 26th, 2017|Categories: Birds|Tags: bahamas parrot, BNT, flamingo, inagua|1 Comment
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