Eurasian Collared Doves remind me of the Mourning Doves we see up here in Maryland. This little beauty liked to sit on the thatched roof of one of the structures near our Cancun hotel’s pool. Eurasian Collared Dove Eurasian Collared Dove
The birds we saw in Cancun were the kinds of birds you might expect to see in such an area, but coming from the U.S., even “ common birds” were fascinating to us. Here we spent our time at a hotel beach resort. (We returned to the Yucatan the following summer and saw More Birds of Mexico.) Birds Seen in Cancun Note : On this trip, we saw birds in Cancun, Tulum, Progresso and Merida, all part of Mexico’s Yucatan peninsul a. I think of it as “ birding around the edges.” Here are some of the birds we saw on our adventure in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. Our trip revolved around family and wasn’t a birding expedition, but we still saw some cool birds in Mexico.
Skies were sunny, the ocean was so very blue, temperatures were perfect and people were friendly and kind. Today, as we watch the snow melt after a freak early spring snowstorm here in Maryland, I think back to our November visit to the Yucatan. So how do you identify birds common to parts of the Yucatan, like Cancun, Tulum, Progresso or Merida? I’ve got some pictures to help. Visiting Mexico, you can see wonderfully interesting birds. It’s not only Sam Koen’s not-so-secret weapon this weekend, but also a way for him to bring a little bit of the beach back with him when he hits up his old stomping grounds.Last Updated on Octoby Nancie Great Kiskadee The progression he puts into play here mimics the magic of the setting sun, with a generous number of bird-call samples caught in the undertow of ebbing synths and bubbling basslines.
The outcome of all those clocked hours comes in the form of “Birds,” a deep-house gem wrapped in the warmth of Cancun’s idyllic coastline. “I have had a lot of long nights in the studio, but I’m very satisfied with the result.” “I am very excited and eager to present everything I have been working on in the last year,” Koen tells Insomniac. In anticipation of his third appearance at the festival, the Mandarina Records founder has been hitting the studio hard to whip up something special for his set. Sam Koen happens to be one of the locals who, even though he now hangs his hat in Cancun, caught the bug for the groove while growing up in Mexico City. Although there is a strong international presence in the EDC Mexico programming, room is always reserved on the lineup for some of the hometown heroes.
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