Some of Jamaica's most beautiful bird species can be found in Rocklands Bird Sanctuary. If you enjoy birds or nature, you must visit this location!
The bird refuge is housed in a charming little bungalow. The atmosphere is quite tranquil and calm. You'll be seated and handed a bottle of sweetened water after you've entered. These exotic birds will begin soaring around you in less than 5 minutes (I guess checking you out).

They will land on your finger and begin drinking once they are comfortable and ready. The original "bird trainer" moved to this lonely spot in the hills of Jamaica in the early 1900s and fell in love, according to legend.

Types of birds you may see here:

• American Redstart
• Bannaquits
• Black-throated Blue Warblers
• Caribbean Doves (Found in Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Honduras, Mexico, and Colombia)
• Greater Antillean Bullfinch (Found in Jamaica, The Bahamas, Hispaniola, and Turks and Caicos Islands)
• Ground-doves
• Jamaican Orioles (found in only Jamaica and San Andres – formerly found in Grand Cayman but is now extinct there)
• Jamaican Mango Hummingbird (Endemic to Jamaica)
• Jamaican Tody
• Jamaican Vireo (Endemic to Jamaica)
• Jamaican Woodpecker (Endemic to Jamaica)
• Loggerhead Kingbird
• Northern Mockingbird
• Northern Parula
• Orangequit (Endemic to Jamaica)
• Red-billed Streamertail Hummingbird (aka Doctorbird – Endemic and indigenous to Jamaica)
• Rufous-tailed Flycatcher (Found in Jamaica and Cayman Islands)
• Shiny Cowbirds
• Vervain Hummingbird (Found in only Jamaica and Hispaniola)
• White-chinned Thrush (Found in Jamaica and Cayman Islands)
• Yellow-faced Grassquit

A water wheel used to power a sugarcane mill, as well as a canoe hollowed Arawak–style from a log, can be shown at Columbus Park Museum in nearby Discovery Bay, where the explorer first dropped anchor off Jamaica.

There's a tally, which was used to count bananas carried on men's heads from plantation to ship, as well as a planter's strongbox with a weighted lead foundation to keep it from being stolen. 18th–century cannons, a Spanish water cooler and calcifier, a bamboo fish pot, a maize husker, and a water wheel are among the other things on display. The park is dominated by pimento plants, which produce allspice.