The elusive avian wildlife of Biri
For this last day in Biri Island, we planned to go to the two southernmost rock formations of Bil-at and Karanas. Bil-at is primarily known for the natural saltwater pool that separates it from Karanas. This saltwater pool is larger, deeper and supports more aquatic life than the one which separates Magasang and Magsapad. Continue reading
Magsapad rock formation, Biri Island
Biri Island is geographically located north of the island of Samar and belongs to the Balicuatro island group. It’s administratively under the the province of Northern Samar and is locally governed by its own self-named municipality. Biri Island is mainly famous for its very picturesque rock formations in its northeast coast facing the Pacific Ocean. Continue reading
