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Magazine Discover Saint Martin n°35
Magazine Discover Saint Barthélemy n°25

Discover Magazine, magazine de prestige et vitrine commerciale, a su, toujours plus chaque année, allier découverte, luxe et images de rêve. Au fil de ses pages et ses reportages toujours plus recherchés, originaux et de qualité, la pureté de ses images, le lecteur, venu de tous les coins de la planète, découvre les deux îles.

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The Power of Gaïacwood 🌿 Did you know that Gu The Power of Gaïacwood 🌿 Did you know that Guaiacum officinale, produces the famous gaïacwood? This wood is highly sought after for its aromatic and therapeutic properties. 💆‍♀️✨ From soothing scents to traditional medicine, gaïacwood has been a cherished resource for centuries. Stay tuned to explore its myriad uses and how you can experience its magic right here in SXM! 🌴🍃 #GaïacwoodMagic #SXMHeritage #SXM
🌿 🕊️The « Herons Vert », as they call it 🌿 🕊️The « Herons Vert », as they call it in French, also known as the Green Egret in English! These small birds, part of the Ardeidae family, are a marvel of nature. Green herons are one of the few species of bird known to use tools. In particular, they commonly use bread crusts, insects, or other items as bait. The bait is dropped onto the surface of a body of water to lure fish. When a fish takes the bait, the green heron then grabs and eats the fish. #HeronsVert #GreenEgret #NatureLovers #sxm #sxmwildlife #stmartin #stmaarten
🌺🍯 Meet the "Sugar Bird" of St-Martin/Sint-M 🌺🍯 Meet the "Sugar Bird" of St-Martin/Sint-Maarten, the Bananaquit! These little avian gems are drawn to sweet nectar, and they're as diverse as the Caribbean itself with 41 subspecies. Check out Discover Magazine’s article in the 34th edition on SXM Nature and Wildlife: https://discover-magazines.com/magazines/discover-st-martin-st-maarten/34/#p=54 🌍✨ #sxm #caribbean #sxmnature #sxmwildlife #NatureDiversity #CaribbeanWonders #st-martin #sint-maarten
🏝️🖼️ Discovering the heart of SXM throug 🏝️🖼️ Discovering the heart of SXM through its stunning street art! 😍 Here's a striking mural by Madtwoz Family Association of St-Martin’s beloved ex-Mayor, Albert Fleming. 📚Check out this article about SXM street art of SXM in Discover Magazine’s 34th edition: https://discover-magazines.com/magazines/discover-st-martin-st-maarten/34/#p=90 🎨 MadTwoz Family Association #ExploreSXM #LocalHeroes #sxm #stmartin #caribbeanart #caribbeanartist #sxmstrong
🌻 It’s Butterfly season! Brighten your day 🌻 It’s Butterfly season! Brighten your day with the sight of "Little Yellow" butterflies (Eurema lisa)! With a wingspan of 32-44 mm, they enjoy sipping nectar as their main food source. 🌸 Join us in appreciating these delicate pollinators in our gardens. 🦋🌼 📸 (c) tex-anne - some rights reserved (CC BY-NC) #PollinatorPower #GardenGems #SXM #caribbean #stmartin #stmaarten
🌈 Experience a kaleidoscope of creativity with 🌈 Experience a kaleidoscope of creativity with Color me SXM one of Be The Change Foundation’s many great projects! 🎉 Embark on a captivating Art Walk in Philipsburg, where art, history, and culture converge. Discover stunning murals, indulge in local flavors, and share your colorful journey with us. Read more about it in Discover Magazine’s 35th edition: https://discover-magazines.com/magazines/discover-st-martin-st-maarten/34/#p=90 Check out their website: https://bethechangesxm.com/colormesxm/ 📷✨ @colormesxm #ColorMeSXM #SintMaartenArt #sxm #stmaarten #stmartin #souliga
🦜🪿🦚 Wilderness Beach Accessible by hike 🦜🪿🦚 Wilderness Beach Accessible by hike from Anse Marcel or Cul-de-Sac, enjoy breathing in the pure air atop SXM's verdant hills, a moment of peace and perspective that touches the heart and clears the mind before getting to a secluded beach!⛰️ 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️🌊☀️🏖️🐠🐟🏄‍♀️🏄‍♂️ Try some of SXM’s many hiking trails! Read more about hiking on SXM in Discover Magazine’s 35th edition: https://discover-magazines.com/magazines/discover-st-martin-st-maarten/35/#p=76 📸 @sxmsurfclub 🌄💚 #HilltopBliss #SXMViews #sxm #stmartin
🦎 Introducing the Turnip-Tailed Gecko 🌌 Mee 🦎 Introducing the Turnip-Tailed Gecko 🌌 Meet the fascinating Turnip-Tailed Gecko (Thecadactylus rapicauda), a captivating creature that weaves its unique tale across the landscapes of Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Lesser Antilles. This enigmatic gecko, once believed to stand alone in its genus, has a remarkable story to share. 🌎 Range and Distribution: From the vibrant rainforests of Brazil to the sun-kissed beaches of the Lesser Antilles, the Turnip-Tailed Gecko has made its presence known. This resilient species has carved out a niche from Mexico to Brazil, gracing countless islands and rainforest havens along the way. 🎨 A Palette of Colors: It boasts a captivating color palette, ranging from delicate pale gray to deep, fiery orange. But that's not all – these geckos are the artists of their own appearance. Their ability to change color is a mesmerizing trait, allowing them to blend seamlessly into their surroundings or reveal their true vibrancy. 🎶 A Symphony of Nighttime Chirps: As the sun dips below the horizon, a symphony of chirps emerges from the darkness. The Turnip-Tailed Gecko is a nighttime virtuoso, vocalizing a series of chirps that pierce the night air. These melodic calls serve a purpose beyond mere music, as they play a role in communication and courtship rituals. 🚩 A Tail of Defense: One of the most intriguing features of the Turnip-Tailed Gecko is its namesake – the turnip-like tail that sets it apart. This plump tail is not just for show; it's a reservoir of energy stored in the form of fat. Additionally, the gecko waves its tail as a sign of aggression and, when faced with danger, it has the extraordinary ability to shed its tail as a clever distraction tactic against predators. The Turnip-Tailed Gecko, a master of color, sound, and adaptation, stands as a testament to the incredible diversity of the natural world. As it thrives in the moonlit shadows, it beckons us to explore the mysteries that await under cover of night. Let us continue to marvel at these remarkable creatures that enrich our planet with their presence. 🌍🦎🌌 📸 © Marc AuMarc #sxm #wildlifephotography #caribbean #stmartin #stmaarten
🌈🌺 "Rainbow Bougainvillea Overlooking the Se 🌈🌺 "Rainbow Bougainvillea Overlooking the Sea" - a burst of colors that will take your breath away! 🌞🎨 Sir Roland Richardson's masterpiece captures the essence of SXM's vibrant beauty. 🌊🏝️ 🏔️ 🌐 Check out his website: https://www.rolandrichardson.com 📚Read more about Sir Roland Richardson in Discover Magazine’s 35th edition: https://discover-magazines.com/magazines/discover-st-martin-st-maarten/35/#p=62 #SXMSeaside #ArtisticEscape #sxm #sxmart #sirrolandrichardson
The Caribbean Cocoa Damselfish 🌈🐠 Explore t The Caribbean Cocoa Damselfish 🌈🐠 Explore their underwater world and cherish the importance of preserving these delicate ecosystems for generations to come with Lost Paradise SXM. 🐠🌊 Stegastes xanthurus, also known as the Caribbean cocoa damselfish, is a species of damselfish in the family Pomacentridae, found on coral and rocky reefs in the Caribbean Sea The Caribbean cocoa damselfish is an oval, laterally compressed fish that grows to about 12.5 centimetres (4.9 in) long. The top of the head and the snout bear several blue stripes. The top half of the body is generally dark blue or brown and the bottom half is yellow. The sides are finely barred with vertical dark lines. There are two small black spots, one above the pectoral fins and the other on the top of the caudal peduncle. The large dorsal fin has 12 spines and 14 to 17 soft rays. The anal fin has two spines and 12 to 15 soft rays. The caudal fin is shallowly forked and has rounded lobes. 📸 (c) Joe Tomoleoni – all rights reserved 🌊🐚 #MarineConservation #CaribbeanCocoaDamselfish #SXMReefs
SXM Wildlife - The Anguilla Bank Anole (Anolis gin SXM Wildlife - The Anguilla Bank Anole (Anolis gingivinus) 🦎 🌳 Exceedingly common on St. Martin, Anguilla and St. Barths, this is one of many species historically considered part of the bimaculatus group of anoles found in the northern Lesser Antilles through Dominica and shares some characteristics with anoles of the Greater Antilles. 🌞 🏔️ Recent genetic analysis of these species indicates that the relationships between these species are more complicated than expected, and that A. gingivinus is a sister species to A. bimaculatus, which is found in St. Eustatius, St. Kitts and Nevis. 🧬 🦎 🏝️ 📚 Les Fruits de Mer Read more in this article from Discover Magazines 34th edition: https://discover-magazines.com/magazines/discover-st-martin-st-maarten/34/#p=54 #sxm #caribbean #stmartin #stmaarten #wildlife #lesfruitsdemer
🏡✨ Step back in time and explore the charm of 🏡✨ Step back in time and explore the charm of Traditional Creole Houses in SXM! These architectural gems, found throughout the Caribbean, showcase unique designs and local craftsmanship. Immerse yourself in the history of Saint Martin as you discover these wooden beauties that date back to the late 19th Century. 📸 Patrick Beaudou - Grand Case 1992 Read more about these historical Creole Houses in our 35th edition of Discover Magazines: https://discover-magazines.com/magazines/discover-st-martin-st-maarten/35/#p=40 #CreoleHeritage #ArchitecturalGems 🌴🏠
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