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also, a letter in portuguese dating back to 1767 refers to cagarra island as ilha cagado. the cagarras islands are abundant with beautiful flora and fauna. fifty-one species of birds use the islands for food, rest or reproduction. some of the more commonly seen include seagulls, boobies, hawks, owls, bem-te-vis, terns, cormorants, egrets, vultures and frigates. with about 5,000 of the latter bird, the cagarras islands are second largest nesting area of frigates in latin america.
also, a letter in portuguese dating back to 1767 refers to cagarra island as ilha cagado.
the cagarras islands are abundant with beautiful flora and fauna.
fifty-one species of birds use the islands for food, rest or reproduction.
some of the more commonly seen include seagulls, boobies, hawks, owls, bem-te-vis, terns, cormorants, egrets, vultures and frigates.
with about 5,000 of the latter bird, the cagarras islands are second largest nesting area of frigates in latin america.