fiznatty
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Apparently I forgot to share some of my images from my July/August Brazil trip.
This was my first time leading a tour in Brazil after scouting it last year. My group and I started out in the southern Amazon before moving on the Pantanal in western Brazil. Both areas were excellent for bird sightings. This was a general wildlife photography tour, but we still counted over 175 avian species during the trip. Several of these were new for me.
I published a full gallery of bird photos from the trip here. Here's a short preview.
Blue-and-yellow macaw, one of seven(!) macaw species we saw.
Rufous hornero, which is a type of ovenbird (so-called because of their nests).
Muscovy duck
Crested owl, one of six owl species we saw (a record for me on a trip)
Snowy egret
Tropical kingbird catching insects one morning in the Pantanal
Black-legged parrots
King vultures
Guira cuckoos
View the full Brazil 2018 Birds gallery here.
Max
This was my first time leading a tour in Brazil after scouting it last year. My group and I started out in the southern Amazon before moving on the Pantanal in western Brazil. Both areas were excellent for bird sightings. This was a general wildlife photography tour, but we still counted over 175 avian species during the trip. Several of these were new for me.
I published a full gallery of bird photos from the trip here. Here's a short preview.
Blue-and-yellow macaw, one of seven(!) macaw species we saw.
Rufous hornero, which is a type of ovenbird (so-called because of their nests).
Muscovy duck
Crested owl, one of six owl species we saw (a record for me on a trip)
Snowy egret
Tropical kingbird catching insects one morning in the Pantanal
Black-legged parrots
King vultures
Guira cuckoos
View the full Brazil 2018 Birds gallery here.
Max
