Although the expedition to the Dominican Republic was not organized to photograph birds from the Polish fauna list, but as I am so far away from Poland, it is difficult not to check and not try to photograph birds formally belonging to the Polish fauna. Especially since there are several dozen bird species that are typical species of North America on our list of fauna. There are many such individual statements in Poland, but they ultimately extend this list. Least sandpiper was found in Poland once and Semipalmated sandpiper five times. After my visit to the Dominican Republic, galleries of these species are created on my website, birds in their natural wintering grounds. There were dozens or hundreds of birds there. Interestingly, the birds in winter are in places where temperatures are much higher than their nesting sites in North America. We also managed to improve the gallery of the Lesser Yellowlegs (3 findings in Poland) and the Greater Yellowlegs (2 findings in Poland), also belonging to the fauna of Poland. This text is common to all four of these species.
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Dominican Republic introduction text - Broad-billed Tody
New gallerys:
Birds
1. Broad-billed Tody (E,T,V). 2. Antillean Mango (T,E,V). 3. Vervain Hummingbird (T). 4. Hispaniolan Trogon (T,V,E). 5. Antillean Euphonia (E,V). 6.Hispaniolan Parakeet (E,V). 7.Narrow-billed Tody (E,V). 8. Loggerhead Kingbird. 9.Hispaniolan Lizard-Cuckoo (V). 10.Black-crowned Palm-Tanager (E).11. Antillean Siskin (V,E). 12.Stolid Flycatcher(V,E). 13.Hispaniolan Woodpecker (E,V). 14. Palmchat (T,E,V). 15.Flat-billed Vireo (E). 16 Hispaniolan Emerald (T). 17.Pine Warbler. 18.Hispaniolan Nightjar (E). 19.Least Sandpiper (PL,T). 20.Hispaniolan Palm Crow (E,V). 21. Eastern Chat-Tanager (E,V). 22. Rufous-throated Solitaire (V,T,E).  23. Ashy-faced Owl (E). 24.Ridgway's Hawk (E). 25Mangrove Cuckoo. 26.Hispaniolan Pewee (E). 27. Hispaniolan Spindalis (E). 28. Antillean Piculet (E). 29. Hispaniolan Crossbill (E,V). 30. Northern Potoo (T). 31. Semipalmated Sandpiper (PL,T). 32. White-cheeked Pintail. 33. American Yellow Warbler. 34. White-necked Crow (E,V). 35. Greater Antillean Bullfinch. 36. Olive-throated Parakeet. 37. La Selle Thrush (E,T). 38. Hispaniolan Oriole (E) 39. Black-faced Grassquit. 40. Antillean Palm-Swift. 41. Hispaniolan Parrot (E). 42. Green-tailed Warbler (E). 43. Orange-crowned Warbler. 44. Red-tailed Hawk. 45. Mourning Warbler.
Reptiles:
1.Rhinoceros iguana. 2. Puerto Rican crested anole.
Changes in galleries:
1.Tricolored Heron. 2.Killdeer. 3.Bananaquit (T,V). 4.Black-and-white Warbler (T). 5.Cape May Warbler. 6.Smooth-billed Ani (V). 7.Black-throated Blue Warbler. 8.Yellow-faced Grassquit. 9.Northern Parula. 10.Northern Mockingbird. 11.Prairie Warbler. 12.American Redstart. 13.Ovenbird. 14Turkey Vulture. 15.Red-legged Thrush (T). 16.Grey Plover (PL). 17.Feral pigeons (PL,T). 18.Black-crowned Night Heron (PL). 19.Royal Tern (T,V). 20.Willet. 21.Lesser Yellowlegs (PL,T). 22.Magnificent Frigatebird (T). 23.American Kestrel. 24.Little Blue Heron. 25.Greater Yellowlegs (PL,T). 26.Black-necked Stilt. 27.Short-billed Dowitcher. 28.Greater Antillean Grackle. 29.Green Heron. 30. West Indian Whistling-Duck. 31.Snowy Egret. 32.Great Egret (PL). 33. Least Grebe. 34.Sanderling.
Reptiles:
Green iguana

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Mexico 2025- - introduktory text – Brown Pelican.
Changes in galleries:
BIRDS:
1.Brown Pelican. 2.Little Blue Heron. 3.Willet. 4.Plain Chachalaca. 5.Least Sandpiper. 6.Palm Warbler. 7.Ring-necked Duck 8.Brown Jay. 9.Great Kiskadee 10.Neotropic Cormorant. 11.White Ibis 12.Yucatan Woodpecker. 13.Tricollored Heron. 14.Sosial Flycatcher. 15.White-winged Dove. 16.Northern Waterthrush. 17.Altamira Oriole. 18.Royal Tern. 19.Roseate Sponbill. 20.Cinnamon Hummingbird. 21.Semipalmated Plover. 22.Tropical Kingbird. 23.Mangrove Vireo. 24.Short-billed Dowitcher. 25.Yellow-crowned Night Heron 26.Mangrove Swallow. 27.Olive-thtoated Parakeet. 28.Masked Tityra. 29.Clay-colored Thrush. 30.Least Flycatcher. 31.Yellow Warbler. 32.Melodious Blackbird. 33.American Flamingo. 34.Muscovy Duck. 35.Magnificent Friggtebird. 36.Great Blue Heron 37.Tropical Mockingbird. 38.Blue-gray Tanager. 39.Greet-tiled Grackle  40.Red-throated Ant-Tanager. 41.Laughing Gull. 42.Sandwich Tern 43.Grey Plover. 44.Sanderling. 45.Osprey. 46.Spotted Sandpiper. 47.Whimbrel. 48.Ruddy Turnstone. 49.Lesser Black-backed Gull. 50.Green Heron. 51.Black Vulture 52.Eurasian Collared Dove. 53.Ruddy Ground-Dove.
REPTILES : 1. Green Iguana. 2.Brown basilisk.
MAMMALS : White-nosed coati.
Newly created galleries:
BIRDS:
1.Clapper Rail. 2. Western Sandpiper 3.Piping Plover 4.Double-crested Cormorant. 5.Curve-winged Sabrewing. 6.Wood Stork 7.Marbled Godwit. 8.Magnolia Warbler. 9.Black Catbird.
MAMMALS: 1.Raccoon. 2.Yucatan squirrel.
REPTILES: 1.Black spiny-tailed iguana. 2.Anolis sagrei.
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