In these villages, farmers grow coffee and food to feed their families and provide a small income. The farms offer a refuge to millions of Neotropical migratory songbirds that migrate annually between North America and the lush rainforests of Central and South America. The Pronatura staff use theatre and songs to teach farmers and their families simple techniques that help turn farms into mini-wildlife sanctuaries. This year, International Migratory Bird Day falls on May 12. A HOOT-HOOT Motmots can be found in Chiapas, Mexico, and much of Central America.
Motmots get their name from their owl-like double hoots.
Because you know that flower production can be devastating to Latin America's diverse habitats. An envelope mailed treats of old frosty-cones breaking slow on bugs into butterflies, and seed to sprout. Our eyes open yet, to a brilliant purring. Lightest suns arm our warm kisses. We make love again.