The Cuban Tody is a very small species of bird found in Cuba and outlying islands. This colorful little cutie has a large-headed appearance which adds to its cuteness factor.
Cuban Todies are predominantly insectivorous. They also feed on small lizards and fruits. They forage in trees and scrub, and take insects on the wing as well as finding prey on or under leaves.
Cuban Todies nest in clay embankments, where they burrow a hole or tunnel and line the inside with lichens, feathers, and other natural materials. They may also nest in rotten tree trunks or at cave entrances.
The first bird in our seventh annual Birdorable Bonanza: 2015 Advent Edition is the darling little Cuban Tody! The Cuban Tody is one of five species of tody in the world. All birds in the family are found in the Caribbean. Todies... Read more »
