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#Puravidabirding HOTSPOTS ROUTES ABOUT US Taking you on great BIRDING experiences EVERY TIME YOU VISIT ONE OF OUR LOCATIONS OR JOIN OUR TOURS YOU ARE SUPPORTING: conservation We preserve more than 119.000 acres of bird ecosystems in our own network of bird reserves in the Costa Rica’s Important Bird Areas (IBAs BirdLife), Biological Corridors, National… Read More »Home
Birdwatching 900 species of birds have been registered in all the territory. Costa Rica has long been famous among serious bird watchers and many people who never before had an interest change their mind when they encounter the country's spectacular avian diversity. With almost ...
WE WANT TO HELP YOU ATTRACT MORE BIRDS TO YOUR YARD As Seen On Previous Next Welcome to Bird Watching HQ Our mission is to help connect people to nature. MORE ABOUT BWHQ We do this by providing proven and effective ways to attract birds and other wildlife to your backyard. In a time when...
Castile-La Mancha. Situated in the center of Spain, it provides a stopping point for the majority of migratory species. The main areas for bird watching are Cabañeros National Park, Tablas de Daimiel, the Ruidera Lakes, the Tejera Negra Beech Forest, and the Alto Tajo region.. You can see black stork, golden eagle, black vulture or black-winged kite, great-crested grebe, red-crested pochard ...
Guide to the birds of Vietnam and Southeast Asia Countries including Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand.
El término anglosajón “birdwatching” describe en una única palabra la acción de observar aves. No implica necesariamente tener que viajar o moverse más allá de tu lugar de residencia, pero la motivación por ver nuevas especies y disfrutar con su comportamiento, impulsa a millones de aficionados a la ornitología de todo el mundo a viajar.
