🌍 World Animal Map

Animals of Saint Lucia

27 animals on World Animal Map have open-licence (CC0 / CC BY) wild records from Saint Lucia on GBIF: 22 birds, 5 insects & other invertebrates. Species marked “introduced” are listed as non-native there by GRIIS checklists. Show on the world map

OspreyOspreyPandion haliaetusLeast concernRock doveRock doveColumba liviaLeast concernGreat egretGreat egretArdea albaLeast concernBarn swallowBarn swallowHirundo rusticaLeast concernEurasian collared doveEurasian collared doveStreptopelia decaoctoLeast concernBlack-crowned night heronBlack-crowned night heronNycticorax nycticoraxLeast concernAmerican cootAmerican cootFulica americanaLeast concernBrown pelicanBrown pelicanPelecanus occidentalisLeast concernBelted kingfisherBelted kingfisherMegaceryle alcyonLeast concernCommon moorhenCommon moorhenGallinula chloropusLeast concernMagnificent frigatebirdMagnificent frigatebirdFregata magnificensLeast concernGreen heronGreen heronButorides virescensSnowy egretSnowy egretEgretta thulaLeast concernRed-footed boobyRed-footed boobySula sulaLeast concernYellow-crowned night heronYellow-crowned night heronNyctanassa violaceaLeast concernBrown boobyBrown boobySula leucogasterLeast concernWestern cattle egretWestern cattle egretArdea ibisLeast concernGrapsus grapsusGrapsus grapsusGrapsus grapsusRuddy turnstoneRuddy turnstoneArenaria interpresNear threatenedLaughing gullLaughing gullLeucophaeus atricillaLittle blue heronLittle blue heronEgretta caeruleaLeast concernCaribbean reef squidCaribbean reef squidSepioteuthis sepioideaLeast concernAtlantic ghost crabAtlantic ghost crabOcypode quadrataSandwich ternSandwich ternThalasseus sandvicensisLeast concern

All 27 animals by group

Birds of prey 1

Waders, gulls, terns & auks 4

Seabirds, divers & grebes 4

Herons, storks, cranes & flamingos 9

Pigeons & doves 2

Woodpeckers, kingfishers, hornbills & toucans 1

Songbirds & perching birds 1

Crabs, lobsters & shrimps 3

Octopuses, squid & cuttlefish 1

Starfish, sea urchins & relatives 1

Presence means at least a few wild records with coordinates (and a minimum share of the species’ records, to exclude vagrants and escapes) in GBIF data licensed CC0 or CC BY 4.0. Some species may be missing where open data is scarce.