Stay up-to-date with all that's new at My-Island-Jamaica, Click Here to subscribe for my updates and don't miss a thing!

ASK A QUESTON
💃🏽 Celebrating JAMAICA60 🏴
Custom Search



Sharing Is Caring! Share this awesome content with your friends now.

Native Birds of Jamaica: Three Little Birds

by Iris
(Austin, TX, USA)

I was wondering if anyone knew what "three little birds" Bob Marley was referring to in his song?

If no one knows of the actual bird, does anyone know of a popular, dense population of little Jamaican birds? Any help would be great!


Comments for Native Birds of Jamaica: Three Little Birds

Click here to add your own comments

Jun 19, 2019
 Birds
by: Anonymous

3 Pelicans that bob used to see frequently were the actual inspiration for the song.
Nov 30, 2011
 three little birds answer
by: Marion

the three little birds were his back up singers including his wife..learned it at the Bob Marley museum 2 weeks ago mon
Feb 03, 2011
 Doctor bird
by: Toni Wans

Yeah the 3 little birds are about the back singers I-three. However we have a couple birds here a few endemic ones too you can look up the red billed streamer tail. (we call it the doctor bird) and there. And jamaican other indigenous birds
Aug 12, 2010
 Three Little Birds
by: Anonymous

The "Three Little Birds" that Bob Marley is referring to are his back-up singers. Not sure about the Native Birds of Jamaica.

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to JamaicaQuestions.

Back To The Top Of This2 Page

New! Talk To Me
Was the information helpful? Something needs changing? I welcome your feedback here.

Read More ...

Recommended For You ...

Other Great Articles You Might Have Missed

P.S. Didn't find what you were looking for? 
Still need help?

Click Here to try our dependable and effective Site Search tool. It works!

Or, simply click here and here, to browse my library of over 500 questions and answers! Chances are someone already asked (and got an answer to) your question.

copyscape