Wildlife· Barbuda· Leeward Islands
Two Foot Bay Nature Reserve Birding
17° 40.4′ N · 61° 48.4′ W
The scrub-and-cliff reserve that is the only place in the world where the Barbuda warbler occurs. Red-billed tropicbirds, Caribbean elaenias and Antillean crested hummingbirds breed on its limestone cliffs.
Practical
Coordinate verified: Wikipedia's position for the Two Foot Bay district and reserve, protected since August 2014. Go early morning with binoculars; a local guide helps find the warbler. Combine with the Two Foot Bay caves. Sturdy shoes and water; the bush is thorny.
Best for
Endemic warbler and cliff-nesting tropicbirds