Puerto Rico's Wildlife & San Pedrito Bird
Color Hoard
This colorful abstract draws inspiration from Puerto Rico’s lively culture and its distinctive wildlife, weaving colors and forms into a dynamic celebration of the island’s natural and cultural life.
San Pedrito Bird
The San Pedrito, a jewel-toned bird, darts through the coastal forests and mangroves of western Puerto Rico, reflecting the island’s rich natural beauty.
Color Hoard
This colorful abstract draws inspiration from Puerto Rico’s lively culture and its distinctive wildlife, weaving colors and forms into a dynamic celebration of the island’s natural and cultural life.
Carlos Davilla Rinaldi
Karla Morales
Puerto Rico's Wildlife & San Pedrito Bird
Puerto Rico's coastal forests and western mangroves are home to the Puerto Rican Tody — locally known as the San Pedrito — a tiny, jewel-toned bird with vivid green, red, and yellow plumage that is found nowhere else on Earth. This beloved endemic species is a symbol of the island's remarkable natural heritage and the rich biodiversity thriving within Puerto Rico's diverse habitats.