Comments on: Classification update: Blue-crowned Motmot http://www.ttnaturelink.com/taxonomy/classification-update-blue-crowned-motmot-momotus-momota-bahamensis Promoting Trinidad and Tobago's Flora and Fauna Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:26:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: KrisSookdeo(Admin) http://www.ttnaturelink.com/taxonomy/classification-update-blue-crowned-motmot-momotus-momota-bahamensis/comment-page-1#comment-225 KrisSookdeo(Admin) Fri, 06 Aug 2010 11:58:55 +0000 http://www.ttnaturelink.com/?p=813#comment-225 I have heard this suggestion before. However there is currently no consideration being given to split the Tobago birds. I have heard this suggestion before. However there is currently no consideration being given to split the Tobago birds.

]]> By: timmaz24s http://www.ttnaturelink.com/taxonomy/classification-update-blue-crowned-motmot-momotus-momota-bahamensis/comment-page-1#comment-181 timmaz24s Sat, 24 Jul 2010 14:42:53 +0000 http://www.ttnaturelink.com/?p=813#comment-181 This is good for Trinidad & Tobago. I believe there are other species of birds that could be recomended to full speices or subspecies status. There is also a talk amongst some birders that the Motmot in Tobago is a subspecies of the Triniadad Motmot. There is claim that the birds in Tobago is darker than the ones in Trinidad, they live in different habitats and they are less weary than of humans & will approach quite close. I don't know if this true. Maybe you know something on this.i will be glad for a response. This is good for Trinidad & Tobago. I believe there are other species of birds that could be recomended to full speices or subspecies status. There is also a talk amongst some birders that the Motmot in Tobago is a subspecies of the Triniadad Motmot. There is claim that the birds in Tobago is darker than the ones in Trinidad, they live in different habitats and they are less weary than of humans & will approach quite close.

I don’t know if this true. Maybe you know something on this.i will be glad for a response.

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