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MAKE A MEME View Large Image ...Cruz with the Caribbean Field Office of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, is seen here accounting for every radio transmitter. On the table, you can also see the radio that will later be used to find the parrots in the wild. On this day we ...

...Cruz with the Caribbean Field Office of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, is seen here accounting for every radio transmitter. On the table, you can also see the radio that will later be used to find the parrots in the wild. On this day we ...

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Keywords: puerto rican parrot puertoricanparrot maricao puerto rico puertorico us fish and wildlife usfishandwildlife departamento recursos naturales departamentorecursosnaturales liberacion 2016 cotorra iguaca Biologist, Jesús Ríos-Cruz with the Caribbean Field Office of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, is seen here accounting for every radio transmitter. On the table, you can also see the radio that will later be used to find the parrots in the wild. On this day we also tested that the transmitters and receivers were working well. En español: Biólogo, Jesús Ríos Cruz de la Oficina de Servicios Ecológicos del Caribe, del Servicio Federal de Pesca y Vida Silvestre mantiene un registro de cada uno de los transmisores que llevan las cotorras alrededor de sus cuellos. En la mesa, se puede observar el radio que usaremos para detectar las cotorras cuando ya estén libres. En este día, también cotejamos que tanto los transmisores como el radio receptor funcionan adecuadamente. Photo by Jan Paul Zegarra, Biologist, USFWS Wednesday, November 23, 2016 Bosque del Estado, Maricao, Puerto Rico. Biologist, Jesús Ríos-Cruz with the Caribbean Field Office of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, is seen here accounting for every radio transmitter. On the table, you can also see the radio that will later be used to find the parrots in the wild. On this day we also tested that the transmitters and receivers were working well. En español: Biólogo, Jesús Ríos Cruz de la Oficina de Servicios Ecológicos del Caribe, del Servicio Federal de Pesca y Vida Silvestre mantiene un registro de cada uno de los transmisores que llevan las cotorras alrededor de sus cuellos. En la mesa, se puede observar el radio que usaremos para detectar las cotorras cuando ya estén libres. En este día, también cotejamos que tanto los transmisores como el radio receptor funcionan adecuadamente. Photo by Jan Paul Zegarra, Biologist, USFWS Wednesday, November 23, 2016 Bosque del Estado, Maricao, Puerto Rico.