Zapata Wren (Ferminia cerverai)
Zapata Wren, Santo Tomás, Zapata Swamp, Cuba, February 2005 - click on image for a larger view Cuba
February 2005

The Zapata Wren is found only in the Zapata Swamp of Cuba where it is even then confined to a small part of the area. It inhabits marsh with seasonally flooded sawgrass.

It has a long tail and bill and is brown with black barring above and browny-white below. Like most wrens it is a skulker which, added to its preferred habitat, makes it quite difficult to see.

It is classified as Endangered by Birdlife International who have an excellent page on this species here.

Zapata Wren, Santo Tomás, Zapata Swamp, Cuba, February 2005 - click on image for a larger view
Zapata Wren, Santo Tomás, Zapata Swamp, Cuba, February 2005 - click on image for a larger view
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