US EditionHope for the Puerto Rican parrot: wild population in El Yunque reaches historic high
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Hope for the Puerto Rican parrot: wild population in El Yunque reaches historic high
El Nuevo Día toured the Iguaca Aviary, which continues to repopulate the El Yunque National Forest after Hurricane Maria, which nearly wiped out these endemic birds. [See full article and a photo gallery at El Nuevo Día] Adriana Díaz Tirado reports: In a wild nest—created by biologists and located 70 feet above the ground—two Puerto Rican parrot eggs remained protected. One of them had been laid early Tuesday morning. These future chicks, with g…
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