While taking your breath here, look around and you will see a mata oiska and a specimen of Caphalocerues langginosus with its yellowish tops. Also the melodious songs of the tropical mockingbird and the trupial, or the common hoarse scream ot the yellow oriole may be heard. The yellow oriole is also capable of singing o pure, full notes. It may sometimes be heard in the Clusia -wood higher up on the track, though as a rule the bird inhabitants thorn and cactus scrub. The yellow oriole constructs those bottle shaped, straw-coloroud nests that are suspended from the end of twigs or branches.
Young birds lack the black throat patch and have greenish-yelow upper parts.
Adults may develop a deep golden yellow color. Adult trupials are deeply orange. These are peculiar trees. On these islands almost no rain falls from the end of January until about April. Kibrahachas ill flower for about three days approximately five days after the first showers in April.