List of Secondary Endemic Bird Areas of The World - Secondary Areas in North and Central America

Secondary Areas in North and Central America

Birdlife Code Name Location Restricted-range endemics and other notable species
s001 Eastern Bering Sea Islands The islands of St Matthew, Hall Island, St Lawrence, St Paul and St George, in the Bering Sea, Alaska Breeding grounds of McKay's Bunting
s002 Seward Peninsula and Yukon Delta Alaska Breeding grounds of Bristle-thighed Curlew
s003 Michigan Jack pine savanna Michigan Breeding grounds of Kirtland's Warbler
s004 Edwards Plateau Central Texas Breeding grounds of Golden-cheeked Warbler (and also an important area for the non-restricted-range Black-capped Vireo)
s005 South Veracruz coastal scrub Mexico isolated population of Mexican Sheartail
s006 South Mexican karst forests The area between Córdoba, Veracruz and Cerro Oro, Oaxaca, Mexico The world range of Sumichrast's Wren
s007 Eastern Yucatán The east Caribbean coast of the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico and Belize, and offshore islands belonging to Mexico, Belize and Honduras All areas inhabited by Yucatán Vireo which are not part of the Cayman Islands Secondary area and are not included within the region's EBAs
s008 Clarión Clarión Island The world range of Clarión Wren, plus the only breeding site of the non-restricted-range Townsend's Shearwater
s009 Swan Islands between Honduras and Grand Cayman Inhabited by Vitelline Warbler, elsewhere found only in the Cayman Islands
s010 North Honduran thorn forests Inland valleys on the Honduran Atlantic slope The world range of Honduran Emerald
s011 Lake Nicaragua marshes Marshes on the shorelines of Lake Nicaragua and Lake Managua The world range of Nicaraguan Grackle
s012 Providence Island In the Caribbean, east of Nicaragua The only area inhabited by Thick-billed Vireo which is not included within Caribbean EBAs
s013 San Andrés Island In the Caribbean, east of Nicaragua The world range of St Andrés Vireo; also present, Jamaican Oriole, which is otherwise only found in one EBA (Jamaica), and one other secondary area (s014)
s014 Cayman Islands In the Caribbean, west of Jamaica Presence of four restricted-range species, all of which are found in other EBAs (Yucatán Vireo, Thick-billed Vireo, Vitelline Warbler, Jamaican Oriole); also, the extinct Grand Cayman Thrush was formerly found here
s015 Netherlands Antilles In the Caribbean, off the coast of Venezuela Presence of Yellow-shouldered Amazon (which is otherwise only found in one South American EBA), and Pearly-eyed Thrasher, a species found in several Caribbean EBAs.
s016 Trinidad In the Caribbean, off the coast of Venezuela The world range of Trinidad Piping-guan
s017 Tobago In the Caribbean, off the north coast of Trinidad Presence of White-tailed Sabrewing, which is otherwise only found in one South American EBA

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