Allen Cay in the Bahamas is an important breeding site for the Audubon’s Shearwater and home of an eponymous endemic iguana, has been declared free of the invasive house mice which were threatening both species. The alien mice led to an increase in Barn Owl presence who not only ate the mouse but also Shearwaters and young Iguanas. Read more at: Shearwaters show signs of recovery as Allen Cay IBA is declared mouse-free | BirdLife Community.
Posted by: Sandy Steinman | July 8, 2013
Shearwaters and Iguanas Recovering At Allen Cay, Bahamas
Posted in Animals, Birds | Tags: Audubon's Shearwater, Iguana, Invasive species
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