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Saint Kitts and Nevis

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Number of records: 23

Last update: 22/09/2026 23:40:31

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Saint Kitts and Nevis

General Information

San Cristóbal y Nieves is a country located in the Caribbean Sea, specifically in the Leeward Islands, southeast of the British Virgin Islands and north of Montserrat. The country consists of two main islands, Saint Kitts and Nevis, which are separated by a narrow channel. The island of Saint Kitts is the largest and has an area of approximately 168 square kilometers, while the island of Nevis has an area of about 93 square kilometers. The geography of Saint Kitts and Nevis is characterized by a mountainous topography, with volcanic peaks and fertile valleys, creating a diverse environment conducive to nature observation.

The coast of Saint Kitts and Nevis is rugged, with white sandy beaches and rocky cliffs, and the climate is tropical, with warm temperatures and high humidity throughout the year. The dry season runs from December to May, while the wet season runs from June to November. The best time to visit Saint Kitts and Nevis for nature observation is during the dry season, when the weather is more pleasant and the conditions are more favorable for exploring the outdoors. The country has a network of roads and highways that connect the main towns and tourist attractions, making it easy to access natural areas. However, it is worth noting that some roads can be narrow and winding, especially in rural areas.

To access Saint Kitts and Nevis, the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport is the main point of entry, located on the island of Saint Kitts. The airport receives flights from several cities in the Caribbean and the United States, and there are also connections to Europe. Once in the country, it is possible to rent cars or hire taxi services to get around the islands. There are also public buses that connect the main towns, although the frequency and punctuality may vary. In terms of infrastructure, Saint Kitts and Nevis has a range of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to cottages and apartments for rent. There are also restaurants and bars that offer a wide range of culinary options, from local cuisine to international cuisine.

The island of Nevis is smaller and more tranquil than Saint Kitts, and is characterized by its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. The capital of the island, Charlestown, is a picturesque town with colonial buildings and a local market where fresh produce and handicrafts can be found. The island of Nevis is also known for its hiking trails and mountain routes, which offer panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and the island. In general, Saint Kitts and Nevis is an ideal destination for those looking for a diverse natural environment conducive to nature observation, with a well-developed tourist infrastructure and a range of options for all tastes and budgets.



Compilation and publication: EcoRegistros – 23/07/2026











  Order Family English Common Name Spanish Common Name Portuguese Common Name Scientific Name Belonging Records Chance of observation Conservation status Notes
1SquamataIguanidaePanther Anole (st. Kitts Morph)Anolis bimaculatusNot listed1III
  
2AnseriformesAnatidaeBlue-winged TealPato Media LunaMarreca-de-asa-azulSpatula discorsNative1III
 LC 
3ColumbiformesColumbidaeCommon Ground DoveRolitaRolinha-cinzentaColumbina passerinaNative2IV
 LC 
4Zenaida DoveZenaida CaribeñaZenaida auritaNative1III
 LC 
5GruiformesRallidaeAmerican CootFocha AmericanaFulica americanaNative1III
 LC 
6CharadriiformesRecurvirostridaeBlack-necked StiltTero RealPernilongo-de-costas-negrasHimantopus mexicanusNative1III
  
7HaematopodidaeAmerican OystercatcherOstrero ComúnPiru-piruHaematopus palliatusNative1III
 LC 
8ScolopacidaeLesser YellowlegsPitotoy ChicoMaçarico-de-perna-amarelaTringa flavipesNative1III
 VU 
9Ruddy TurnstoneVuelvepiedrasVira-pedrasArenaria interpresNative1III
 NT 
10Semipalmated SandpiperPlayerito EnanoMaçarico-rasteirinhoCalidris pusillaNative1III
 NT 
11SuliformesFregatidaeMagnificent FrigatebirdAve FragataFragataFregata magnificensNative1III
 LC 
12PelecaniformesPelecanidaeBrown PelicanPelícano PardoPelicano-pardoPelecanus occidentalisNative1III
 LC 
13ArdeidaeLittle Blue HeronGarza AzulGarça-azulEgretta caeruleaNative1III
 LC 
14ApodiformesTrochilidaeGreen-throated CaribEulampis holosericeusNative1III
 LC 
15AccipitriformesPandionidaeOspreyÁguila PescadoraÁguia-pescadoraPandion haliaetusNative1III
 LC 
16AccipitridaeRed-tailed HawkGavilán de Cola RojaButeo jamaicensisNative1III
 LC 
17CoraciiformesAlcedinidaeBelted KingfisherMartín Pescador NorteñoMegaceryle alcyonNative1III
 LC 
18PasseriformesTyrannidaeGrey KingbirdPitirreSuiriri-cinzaTyrannus dominicensisNative1III
 LC 
19ParulidaeAmerican Yellow WarblerReinita NorteamericanaSetophaga aestivaNative1III
  
20ThraupidaeBananaquitMieleroCambacicaCoereba flaveolaNative1III
 LC 
21Lesser Antillean BullfinchCome Ñame AntillanoLoxigilla noctisNative1III
 LC 
22Black-faced GrassquitSemillerito BicolorMelanospiza bicolorNative1III
 LC 
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