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Young Kalinago Wren which had just left its nest, Elmshall, over 20 years ago. Photo by A James<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

For many years now we have been hearing, reading, or being told by officials from the Forestry, Wildlife and Parks Division that Dominica has only two endemic species of birds. Endemic species (of plants or animals) are plants and\/or animals that can only be found in a single country, or region, and nowhere else in the world. The Bwa Kwayib
\n(formerly Sabinea carinalis)<\/em> – our National Flower – is our best-known endemic plant while, until recently, the Sisserou Parrot (Amazona imperialis)<\/em> and the Jaco Parrot (A. arausiaca<\/em>) were our only two endemic bird species. We also have endemic snakes, lizards, snails, stick insects, a bat, butterflies, and other creatures in our country.<\/p>\n

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The SIsserou is one of Dominica\u2019s three endemic birds<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

However, recently, the American Ornithological Society added one more species to our short list of endemic birds, increasing the number by 50% from two to three; ornithology is the scientific study of birds.<\/p>\n

Many people in Dominica\u2019s rural areas, and even some in suburban areas such as Kings Hill, Elmshall, and other areas, would be familiar with a little brown songbird that is known by several local names such as \u2018sy\u00f2l\u2019, \u2018siny\u00f2l\u2019, \u2018w\u00f2siny\u00f2l\u2019, \u2018\u00e8siy\u00f2l\u2019, \u2018\u00f2siy\u00f2l\u2019 and madam t\u00e8tchyen\u2019 (Dominica\u2019s Birds, 2005); that bird also has a yellow bill.<\/p>\n

That bird was originally assigned the scientific name, Troglodytes aedon<\/em> and it occurred from Canada to the southernmost South America including several other Caribbean islands. Recently, however, that species, Troglodytes aedon<\/em> was split into seven, including four new endemic Caribbean house wren species, each being unique to a particular Caribbean island, viz. Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & The Grenadines and Dominica. The wren [that] exists on The Nature Isle has been assigned a new scientific name, Troglodytes martinicensis rufescens<\/em>, and given the common name Kalinago Wren.<\/p>\n

According to an article in the BirdsCaribbean News edition of 25 th September 2024, \u201cSay Hello to the Caribbean\u2019s Six Newest Avian Endemics!\u201d, \u201cThe Kalinago Wren, named in honor of the island\u2019s Indigenous Kalinago people\u2026 Unfortunately, this species has disappeared from Martinique and Guadeloupe. The remaining population on Dominica
\nstands out with its rich rufous coloration and a long, mostly yellow bill. Its song has been described as loud and ebullient, distinctly different from that of mainland House Wrens, adding to its unique charm.\u201d<\/p>\n

According to BirdsCaribbean, the four new Caribbean endemic house wrens [have] brought the number of endemic species of birds in the Caribbean to an impressive 185. Hence, our Kalinago Wren joins the Sisserou Parrot, the Jaco, \u2018zanndoli\u2019, \u2018ab\u00f2l\u00f2\u2019, \u2018zanndoli kl\u00e9want\u2019, \u2018t\u00e8tchyen\u2019, Bwa Kwayib, and a few other species of plants and animals as being uniquely Dominican!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"For many years now we have been hearing, reading, or being told by officials from the Forestry, Wildlife and Parks Division that Dominica has only two endemic species of birds. 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