...of two species previously considered conspecific under the name '''Common Lizard Cuckoo''' (''Saurothera vetula''):
*'''[[Hispaniolan Lizard Cuckoo]]''' - ''Saurothera longirostris''
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'''Alternative name: Puerto Rican Lizard-Cuckoo'''
Fairly common on [[Puerto Rico]]. A single specimen, presumably a vagrant, was collected
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[[Image:Great Lizard Cuckoo.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo by {{user|Dave+2x|Dave 2x}}<br>[[Cuba]],
'''Alternative Name(s): Cuban Lizard Cuckoo'''
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Reptiles such as [[Desert Spiny Lizard]], [[Common Side-blotched Lizard]] and [[Western Whiptail]]s can often be seen around the gardens. [[Bullfro
...at Blue Heron, Lesser Goldfinch, Curve-billed Thrasher and Inca Dove. More common birds such as House Sparrow and Starling were also present.
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...Redshank]] and [[Ruff]], and [[Wood Sandpiper]], [[Green Sandpiper]] and [[Common Sandpiper]].
...bler]], [[Zitting Cisticola]], [[Sardinian Warbler]], [[Sedge Warbler]], [[Common Reed Warbler]], [[Great Reed Warbler]], [[Spanish Sparrow]], [[Corn Bunting
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...n Parrot]], [[Elfin-woods Warbler]], [[Puerto Rican Tody]], [[Puerto Rican Lizard Cuckoo]], [[Spotted Sandpiper]], [[Black Swift]], [[Puerto Rican Owl]], [[P
*[[Common Coqui]]
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...rd]]. Scrub areas have breeding [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]] and [[Common Grasshopper Warbler|Grasshopper Warbler]] and in winter attract feeding flo
...]], [[Common Magpie]], [[Eurasian Jackdaw]], [[Rook]], [[Carrion Crow]], [[Common Starling]], [[Chaffinch]], [[European Greenfinch]], [[European Goldfinch]],
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...European Greenfinch|Greenfinch]] but among the most numerous species are [[Common Wren|Wren]], [[Dunnock]] and [[European Robin|Robin]].
...[Tawny Owl]] can be seen in the reserve and [[Eurasian Sparrowhawk]] and [[Common Kestrel]] are both resident as are [[Green Woodpecker]] and [[Great Spotted
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...[[European Turtle Dove]]. [[Tree Pipit]] nest in the more open woods and [[Common Firecrest]] has bred.
...occasional [[Green Sandpiper|Green]] or [[Common Sandpiper]] on passage. [[Common Crossbill]], [[Lesser Redpoll]] and [[Eurasian Siskin]] regularly visit in
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...has/had at least 3 endemic bird species, 2 endemic mammals and an endemic lizard. Although tourism is the main industry, around 70% of the original vegetati
...], [[Zenaida Dove]] and [[Caribbean Elaenia]]. [[Yellow-lored Parrot]] was common around San Miguel but seems to have been largely trapped out since 2016.
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'''Emer Bog and Baddesley Common''' is an area of grassland, heath, bog and forest in the Test Valley, [[Ham
...ipe]] and [[Jack Snipe]] feed here, as do [[Mallard]] and the occasional [[Common Teal|Teal]] or [[Mandarin Duck|Mandarin]]. [[Water Rail]] can be heard from
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Resident species include [[Common Buzzard]], [[Great Spotted Woodpecker]], [[Eurasian Nuthatch]] and [[Eurasi
..., [[Gadwall]], [[Goosander]], [[Red-breasted Merganser]], [[Goldeneye]], [[Common Buzzard]], [[Osprey]], [[Eurasian Sparrowhawk]],
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...and [[Whiskered Tern]]. [[Black Stork]] is a regular passage visitor and [[Common Crane]] winters in the area.
...Eagle Owl]], [[Little Owl]], [[Red-necked Nightjar]], [[Pallid Swift]], [[Common Swift]], [[Alpine Swift]], [[European Bee-eater]], [[European Roller]], [[E
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...anary|Canary]]. Overhead [[Plain Swift]], [[Common Buzzard|Buzzard]] and [[Common Raven]] can be seen.
...iety of waders including [[Sanderling]], [[Little Stint]], [[Whimbrel]], [[Common Greenshank|Greenshank]] and [[Ruddy Turnstone|Turnstone]] as well as [[Litt
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...y species at the southern limits of their range such as [[Whinchat]] and [[Common Bullfinch]].
...d Chough]], [[Eurasian Crag Martin]] and [[Rufous-tailed Rock Thrush]] are common in the higher parts of the park and raptors present include [[Black Kite]],
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...]], [[Ovenbird]], [[Northern Waterthrush]], [[Black-and-white Warbler]], [[Common Yellowthroat]], [[American Redstart]], [[Cape May Warbler]], [[Northern Par
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Common Lizard
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Breeding birds of the valley include typical oakwood birds such as [[Common Redstart]], [[Wood Warbler]] and [[European Pied Flycatcher|Pied Flycatcher
...y]] and [[Long-eared Owl]]s. [[Common Kingfisher]], [[Grey Wagtail]] and [[Common Dipper]] occur along the stream and [[Grey Heron]] is commonly seen. There
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...hite-winged Dove]], [[Common Ground Dove]], [[Smooth-billed Ani]], [[Great Lizard Cuckoo]], [[Cuban Pygmy Owl]], [[Antillean Palm Swift]], [[Cuban Emerald]],
...should hear (and hopefully see) the Solitaires. [[Scaly-naped Pigeon]] is common here and [[Yellow-headed Warbler]] can be found too. Cave Swallows are nest
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...Redshank]] amongst the wetland birds and [[Red Grouse]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Common Grasshopper Warbler|Grasshopper Warbler]] and [[Whinchat]] in the drier are
[[Common Redstart]] and [[Willow Warbler]] nest in the willow scrub. [[Red Kite]] fr
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