Lluidas Vale, Jamaica  The name of the settlement refers to the Spanish terms "luzida", meaning happy or fine, and lluvias (rains). Lluidas Vale, whose elevations range from to , is bordered by Ewarton and Swansea Coffee Mountain. A church is located at the heart of Lluidas Vale. The Lluidas Vales Cave is located southwest of the parish and near the Lluidas Sinkhole. Lluidas Vales has an abundance of sugarcane fields and also has a wide range of limestone karst. In particular, the settlement is surrounded by kegelkarst. Most of the vegetation in Lluidas Vale has been cleared for agricultural purposes, although the wet limestone forest remains largely intact. Trees commonly found in Lluidas Vale include "Terminalia latifolia", "Cedrela odorata", "Nectandra" trees, and fig ("Ficus") trees. Lluidas Vale is also home to a variety of birds, including "Podiceps dominicus", "Podilymbus podiceps", "Butorides virescens", "Hydranassa tricolor", "Florida caerulea", "Ardeola ibis", "Egretta thula", "Nyctanassa violacea", "Cathartes aura", "Buteo jamaicensis", "Falco sparverius", "Porzana carolina", "Porphyrula martinica", "Gallinula chloropus", "Fulica americana", "Jacana spinosa", "Charadrius vociferus", "Columba leucocephala", "Zenaida aurita", "Zenaida asiatica", "Columbigallina passerina", "Leptotila jamaicensis", "Geotrygon montana", "Geotrygon versicolor", "Amazona collaria", "Amazona agilis", "Aratinga nana", "Forpus passerinus", "Hyetornis pluvialis", "Saurothera vetula", "Crotophaga ani", "Tyto alba", "Pseudoscops grammicus", "Nyctibius griseus", "Chordeiles minor", "Streptoprocne zonaris", "Cypseloides niger", "Tachornis phoenicobia", "Anthracothorax mango", "Trochilus polytmus", "Mellisuga minima", "Todus todus", "Centurus radiolatus", "Sphyrapicus varius", "Platypsaris niger", "Tyrannus dominicensis", "Tyrannus caudifasciatus", "Myiarchus stolidus", "Myiarchus barbirostris", "Myiarchus validus", "Contopus caribaeus", "Hirundo rustica", "Petrochelidon fulva", "Corvus jamaicensis", "Mimus polyglottos", "Dumetella carolinensis", "Turdus jamaicensis", "Turdus aurantius", "Myadestes genibarbis", "Sturnus vulgaris", "Vireo modestus", "Vireo altiloquus", "Vireo osburni", "Mniotilta varia", "Helmitheros vermivorus", "Parula americana", "Dendroica magnolia", "Dendroica caerulescens", "Dendroica tigrina", "Dendroica virens", "Dendroica striata", "Dendroica pharetra", "Seiurus aurocapillus", "Setophaga ruticilla", "Coereba flaveola", "Euneornis campestris", "Pyrrhuphonia jamaica", "Spindalis zena", "Piranga olivacea", "Quiscalus niger", "Icterus leucopteryx", "Icterus galbula", "Sicalis flaveola", "Loxigilla violacea", "Tiaris olivacea", "Tiaris bicolor", "Loxipasser anoxanthus", and "Ammodramus savannarum".