Stabroek Weekend

A Black Nunbird (Monasa atra), photographed in Rockstone Village, Essequibo River.  Photo by Kester Clarke (http://www.kesterclarke.net)
A Black Nunbird (Monasa atra), photographed in Rockstone Village, Essequibo River. Photo by Kester Clarke (http://www.kesterclarke.net)

Black Nunbird

The Black Nunbird is glossy blue-black with white-grey edges on its wings and a bright orange-red beak, and belongs to the family of birds known as puffbirds. 

Eugene Lewis
Eugene Lewis

At 78 Eugene Lewis loves her independence

At 78, Eugene Lewis is the chairperson for her community and she supports herself by rearing chickens and ducks, coupled with produce from her fruit trees and she maintains that she wants it no other way since her independence is her greatest asset.

Nature’s gifted performers

There’s a narrow trench running along the side of the road where I live on the East Coast, and it’s often fascinating to watch a chicken hawk diving down from the overhead utility wires to snatch an unsuspecting Kreketeh from the edge of the trench. 

The only Almond Nut tree in the village

Number Seven Village

With about only 30 houses in total, Number Seven Village could very easily not be noticed, although Berbicians traverse what is well known as the Number 19 Public Road umpteen times per day.

The 2017 budget

(Conclusion) Continued attention and support In last week’s article, I indicated the reason that low-income workers appeared unenthusiastic about the relief that the 2017 budget has brought them. 

Merry Christmas

It should be of some significance to Christians that God’s message was not in “a raging whirlwind or a devouring fire” (Phillip Yancey quoted by Peter Wehner, NY Times December 24).


An Orange-winged
Amazon (Amazona amazonica)
perched along the Laluni Access
Road. (Photo by Kester Clarke)

Orange-winged Amazon

The Orange-winged Amazon is a very popular pet parrot. In the wild, they live communally in preferred palm trees where they can been seen in numbers at dawn and dusk.

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