Amar Aves Birdwatching Tulum

01/03/2024

"Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder" Dusky Hummingbird, a Mexico Endemic....described as "Rather drab" and “female-plumaged” on ebird but shines brilliant emerald green when the sunlight hits it right

This beautiful female dusky (male and female look the same except the male has more red on the bill) was captured by , who took a muti-day birding trip with us in Oaxaca. Rahuljit thank you for choosing Amar Aves and for sharing such beautiful memories with us.

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26/02/2024

The Peregrine Falcon is the fastest, most widespread bird of prey in the world. We are very fortunate to be able to witness this incredible raptor here in Sian Ka’an as it feeds on the hatchlings and juveniles that use the mangroves for breeding and nourishment. Where will we be seeing it next?

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21/02/2024

I became a birder while working as a kayaking guide in the Sian Ka´an Biosphere Reserve. Mesmerized by the incredible diversity of species one could see, each with remarkable adaptations to a life in the mangroves and other coastal ecosystems, I soon realized the more I learnt about these birds, the more birds and their ecosystems I wanted to explore. Using a kayak provides the perfect means to give you access to areas otherwise hard to reach to explore the world of the aquatic (and other) bird species in an efficient, non-disturbing manner, and come into close contact with the elements and experience birdwatching from a whole new perspective.

If you are interested in joining us for an incredible journey by kayak full of birdlife, don´t hesitate to contact us.

07/02/2024

Described as "uncommon yet striking" on EBird, the White-necked Puffbird (Notharchus hyperrhynchus) certainly lives up to its reputation! Belonging to the Bucconidae family, encountering this charismatic bird for the first time on my regular birding route was an absolute joy!

31/01/2024

Engaging in birdwatching offers families a wonderful chance to bond with each other while connecting with diverse landscapes at the same time. We've had the pleasure of guiding numerous families on our tours, encompassing a diverse range of age groups, with parents involving their children in birdwatching, or vice versa, children getting their parents involved! The shared excitement of spotting a bird fosters communication and bonding among family members. This outdoor activity encourages teamwork, as family members work together to identify birds and share their findings. Moreover, birdwatching promotes mindfulness, allowing families to immerse themselves in the serene surroundings while enjoying the thrill of discovery. It's a wholesome and educational pastime that not only deepens the appreciation for nature but also creates lasting memories for all members involved. Contact us if you would like u to design a birdwatching tour especially for your family.

Participar en la observación de aves ofrece a las familias una maravillosa oportunidad de vincularse entre sí y al mismo tiempo conectarse con diversos paisajes. Hemos tenido el placer de guiar a numerosas familias en nuestros recorridos, abarcando una amplia gama de edades. ¡Qué alegría ver a los padres involucrando a sus hijos en el avistamiento de aves, o viceversa, muchas veces los niños involucran a sus padres! La emoción compartida de ver un pájaro fomenta la comunicación y los vínculos entre los miembros de la familia. También fomenta el trabajo en equipo, ya que los miembros de la familia trabajan juntos para identificar aves y compartir sus hallazgos. La observación de aves promueve una atención plena, lo que permite a las familias sumergirse en un entorno sereno mientras disfrutan de la emoción del descubrimiento. Es un pasatiempo saludable y educativo que no sólo profundiza el aprecio por la naturaleza sino que también crea recuerdos duraderos para todos los miembros involucrados.

22/01/2024

In the Yucatan Peninsula it is possible to find two of the three species in the Tityra Genus. The Masked Tityra (Tityra semifasciata) is common in woods and open country while the less common Black-crowned Tityra prefers more humid, tall forest canopy. Tityras have a unique pale gray color with black on the head, wings, and tail. Their vocalizations are very peculiar uttering froglike or pig like sounds, hence the name of the Masked Tityra in spanish of Little Pig Tityra (Titira Puerquito). They nest in tree holes, which, in the case of the masked tityra, may be usurped from a toucan or woodpecker by stuffing leaves into the hole until it is abandoned by the owner. The Masked Tityra is so unique that once someone told me the male has a monkey face… and he kind of does!

En la Península de Yucatán es posible encontrar dos de las tres especies del Género Tityra. La Titira Puerquito (Tityra semifasciata) es común en bosques y campo abierto, mientras que la Titira Pico Negro, algo menos común, prefiere selvas húmedas con árboles altos. Las titiras tienen un distintivo color gris pálido, negro en la cabeza, las alas y la cola. Sus vocalizaciones son muy peculiares emitiendo sonidos parecidos a los de una rana o un cerdo, de ahí el nombre de Titira Puerquito para la T.semifasciata. Anidan en los agujeros de los árboles, que, en el caso de la Titira Puerquito, pueden ser usurpados a un tucán o pájaro carpintero metiendo hojas en el agujero hasta que sea abandonado por el dueño. La Titira Puerquito es tan única que una vez alguien me dijo que el macho tiene cara de mono... ¡Y más o menos si parece!

09/01/2024

One reason that has a lot to do with my appreciation for birds is the fact that they help me understand some aspects of life and fascinating topics such as evolution, adaptation, migration, among other things. We know that birds and other forms of life, including humans, evolve by adapting to the conditions and niches available in our environment, adopting certain physical and behavioral characteristics. Some species become dominant species, due to their capacity to adapt and to other environmental factors such as the abundance of energy or available resources. Such is the case of humans on the planet. One bird species that has adapted to and benefited from human activity in Central America and lately much of North America, with an expansion of 5,530% in the last 100 years, is the Great-tailed Grackle (Quiscalus mexicanus). Despite often having a bad reputation, Man's relationship with these birds is so close that we should not miss the opportunity to observe them to learn more about them and us. They thrive amongst humans: they eat practically everything, they are attracted to most types of human development and are thoroughly urbanized, they congregate in groups and are noisy; they only need food and water to reproduce and apparently although they are polygamous both males and females are unfaithful to their partners and groups.

Una razón que tiene mucho que ver con mi apreciación por las aves es el hecho que me ayudan a comprender algunos aspectos sobre la vida y temas tan fascinantes como lo son la evolución, adaptación, migración, entre otras cosas. Algunas especies por su capacidad de adaptación y otros factores del entorno como la abundancia de energía o recursos disponibles se convierten en especies dominantes; tal es el caso de los humanos en el planeta. Una especie de ave que se ha adaptado y beneficiado de la actividad humana en América Central y partes de Norte América es el Zanate Mayor. Es tan estrecha la relación del hombre con estas aves que no deberíamos de perdernos la oportunidad de observarlas para aprender más sobre ellas y nosotros.

05/01/2024

The Caribbean Sea is of indisputable beauty, but its blue, crystalline waters are as beautiful as they are biologically poor. There are several factors that explain its biological poverty, among them, the fact that it is a warm and very deep sea. We can say that in the Caribbean there is diversity but not density of species. When birding in the Caribbean and the goal is to observe a great diversity of birds, it requires careful study, planning, and a bit of luck. And when enjoying a day at the beach, three of the most common species that I personally enjoy observing, are the Magnificent frigatebird (Fregata magnificens), making me wish I could fly, the Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentals), reminding me to enjoy the best of life and the Laughing Gull (Leucophaeus atricilla), always a source of amusement.

El Mar Caribe es de una belleza indiscutible, pero sus aguas azules y cristalinas son tan bellas como lo son pobres biológicamente. Son varios los factores que explican su pobreza biológica, entre estos, el hecho que es un mar cálido y muy profundo. Podemos decir que en El Caribe hay más diversidad que densidad de especies. Si la finalidad es observar diversidad de aves habrá que estudiar, tener un plan y suerte. Y cuando la finalidad es disfrutar de un día de playa tres de las especies más comunes que disfruto mucho observar son la Fragata Tijereta (Fregata magnificens) que como se me antoja poder volar cada vez que las veo, el Pelícano Café (Pelecanus occidentals) que sabe g***r la vida y la Gaviota Reidora (Leucophaeus atricilla) que siempre es divertido verlas interactuar entre ellas.


Photo credit: Fregata magnificens&Lauging gull by Felix Uribe, Fregata magnificens & Pelecanus occidentals by Kurayba; Leucophaeus atricilla by Emoke Denes.

20/12/2023

12/12/2023

The Yucatan Peninsula is known for its beautiful beaches, colorful coral reef, lush jungle, a culture that gave rise to one of the most impressive civilizations and much more ... to talk about its birds, is equally fascinating. With over 500 species of birds including 13 endemics, the Yucatan Peninsula offers an exquisite diversity of birds in its different ecosystems such as: coasts, mangrove swamps, wetlands and various types of jungle. Birds are present in all of our tours, serving as effective nature ambassadors that enhance our understanding of the environment, geography, and ecosystem health. Their significance goes beyond the natural realm, as birds have been used as symbols to express ideas and concepts in various cultures, often appearing in art, stories and legends. When you take an excursion with Mexico Kan Tours, be sure to ask your guide about the birds, or if you have further interest and passion for birds, we invite you to take an excursion with Amar Aves, the branch of Mexico Kan Tours specialized in birdwatching tours.

La Península de Yucatán es conocida por sus hermosas playas, coloridos arrecifes de coral, exuberante selva, una cultura que dio origen a una de las civilizaciones más impresionantes y mucho más… hablar de sus aves, es igualmente fascinante. Con más de 500 especies de aves incluyendo 13 endémicas, la Península de Yucatán ofrece una exquisita diversidad de aves en sus diferentes ecosistemas como: costas, manglares, humedales y diversos tipos de selva. Las aves están presentes en todos nuestros recorridos y nos sirven como eficaces embajadores de la naturaleza. Nos ayudan a comprender mejor el medio ambiente, la geografía y la salud de los ecosistemas. Su importancia va más allá del ámbito natural, ya que las aves han sido utilizadas como símbolos que expresan ideas y conceptos en diversas culturas, apareciendo en arte, cuentos y leyendas. Cuando tomes una excursión con Mexico Kan Tours, no dejes de preguntar a tu guía acerca de las aves; o si tu interés y pasión por las aves va más allá, te invitamos a tomar una excursión con Amar Aves, la rama de Mexico Kan Tours especializada en los tours de observación de aves.

12/12/2023

09/12/2023

Mangrove Warbler - Setophaga petechia bryanti

We were so happy to finally capture this characteristic subspecies of the Yellow warbler in the mangroves of Rio Lagartos. The Mangrove Warbler is a captivating bird that thrives in the unique coastal ecosystems of mangroves. It´s striking yellow plumage and red head sticks out against the greenery of mangrove trees. With an agile nature, the Mangrove Warbler expertly navigates through the tangled branches, making it a challenge for any photographer to capture. From April to July, “mangroves sing” when this bird is breeding.

Estábamos muy felices de finalmente capturar a esta peculiar subespecie de Chipe Amarillo en los manglares de Río Lagartos. El Chipe de Bryant o Chipe Manglero es un ave cautivadora de los ecosistemas costeros, especialmente de los manglares. Si logras observarla, su llamativo plumaje amarillo y cabeza roja resaltan contra el verdor de las hojas. Con una naturaleza ágil, este chipe navega expertamente a través de las ramas, lo que hace de esta especie un desafío para fotografiar. De abril a julio, cuando esta ave se reproduce, es maravilloso escuchar el “canto del manglar”.

Photo by Kim Nagy Mangrove

27/11/2023

Turquoise-browed Motmot (Eumomota superciliosa)

As far as I know there is no official bird representing the state of Quintana Roo in Mexico; but if I had to choose one, I would choose the Turquoise-browed Motmot. Not only for its flamboyant bright turquoise color but mostly for its strong connection to cenotes (sink holes of the peninsula) and Mayan archaeological sites. It reproduces from March to August and nests by excavating its burrow in the cracks of walls. Particularly conspicuous in the summer months, this Motmot are much harder to find during the dry season as they locally migrate to more humid parts of the Yucatan. The Yucatec Maya people refer to this bird by its onomatopoeic name “Toh” mimicking the bird´s call, and features greatly in local legends and traditions. Its most striking feature is possibly its pendulum like tail with a long bare shaft. Interestingly, the shape of the tail is attained when feathers with weakly attached barbs are deliberately shed by juvenile Motmots just after birth.

Hasta donde yo sepa, no existe un ave oficial que represente al estado de Quintana Roo en México; pero si tuviera que elegir una, elegiría el Momoto Cejas Azules. No solo por su extravagante y brillante color turquesa, sino sobre todo por su fuerte conexión con los cenotes (pozos naturales de la península) y los sitios arqueológicos mayas. Se reproduce de marzo a agosto y anida excavando su madriguera en las grietas de las paredes. Particularmente visible en los meses de verano, los momotos son mucho más difíciles de encontrar durante la sequía, ya que migran localmente a partes más húmedas de Yucatán. Los mayas yucatecos se refieren a esta ave por su nombre onomatopéyico "Toh", que imita el llamado de esta ave, y ocupa un lugar destacado en las leyendas y tradiciones locales. Su característica más llamativa es probablemente su cola en forma de péndulo con cañon largo y desnudo. Curiosamente, la forma de la cola resulta cuando los momotos juveniles se desprenden deliberadamente de plumas con púas débilmente adheridas justo después del nacimiento.

Photo: Angelo Rodriguez Greco .regreco

31/07/2023

4 FACTS ABOUT COBÁ 📍🦜

The Cobá Ruins, located in the interior of the Quintana Roo state, west of Tulum, hold a rich historical significance as one of the largest settlements of the northern lowlands. Here are some facts about the Cobá Ruins:

1.Ancient City of Trade and Power: Cobá was once a thriving city and a powerful trading hub during the Classic Period of the Mayan civilization (300-800 AD). Its strategic location between the coastal region and inland areas allowed it to control trade routes and establish dominance over surrounding settlements.

2.Extensive Road Network: What sets Cobá apart from other Mayan sites is its extensive network of stone causeways known as sacbeob (plural for sacbe) or white roads. These raised roads radiate from the central core of the city and stretch for several miles, connecting various architectural complexes and providing evidence of the city's advanced urban planning.

3.Nohoch Mul Pyramid: The star attraction of Cobá is the Nohoch Mul Pyramid, also known as the Great Pyramid. Rising to a height of approximately 138 feet (42 meters), it is the tallest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula.

4. Paradise for Birdwatchers: The dense foliage and varied habitats of Cobá provide a haven for a wide array of bird species.

29/07/2023

Can't stop birding. 🪹Watching a group of Collared Aracaris cross the road while having breakfast with friends after birding in Muyil. 🌿

27/07/2023

🌺Hooded Oriole - Icterus cucullatus
Bright orange oriole with color slightly more intense on the head. Distributed through the southwestern United States, most of Mexico, and south into Belize This species feeds on a broad range of items, including insects, fruit and nectar. They can be found in different types of habitat such as open woods, thickets, palms, and shade trees, including those in suburban yards.

🌺Calandria Dorso Negro Menor - Icterus cucullatus
Calandria de color naranja brillante con color ligeramente más intenso en la cabeza. Distribuido a través del suroeste de los Estados Unidos, la mayor parte de México y Belice. Esta especie tiene una diversa fuente de alimentos que incluye insectos, frutas y néctar.
Se pueden encontrar en diferentes tipos de hábitat, como selva, matorrales, palmeras y árboles de sombra, incluidos los de los patios suburbanos.

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24/07/2023

🌿5 CHARACTERISTICS OF MUYIL🌿

Step into the ancient world at Muyil Archaeological Site! Unearth the secrets of this remarkable Mayan civilization as we dive into some characteristics about Muyil.

1️. Location: It is located on the shores of the lake of the same name, near the Chunyaxché lagoon, 20 kilometers from Tulum, at the northern end of the Sian Ka'an biosphere reserve.

2. It is a settlement that, due to its geographical location, maintained a long occupational continuity of more than 1800 years.

3. The first material evidence of the site corresponds to the period from the 3rd century before our era to the first years of our era when it maintained links with settlements in northern Belize and southern Quintana Roo.

4. Muyil was established as an important city between the 3rd and 6th centuries of our era, in which Petén-style buildings were built, typical of the time such as "El Castillo", the highest and most visible in the city.

5. It was between the 13th and 15th centuries of our era when most of the known buildings were built and the city became most important as it became part of the coastal trade networks of the peninsula, which connected with Cozumel, the coast and the islands of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico.

19/07/2023

Discover the wonders of Sian Ka’an through responsible tourism! 🌍 Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Located in the northern portion of Sian Ka´an, Muyil is home to an astonishing array of resident and migratory bird species.

Come with us and let’s celebrate the beauty of our planet, one bird at a time.

¡Descubre las maravillas de Sian Ka’an a través del turismo responsable! 🌍 Sumérgete en la impresionante belleza de este sitio declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Ubicado en la parte norte de Sian Ka´an, Muyil alberga una asombrosa variedad de especies de aves residentes y migratorias.
Ven con nosotros y celebremos la belleza de nuestro planeta, un ave a la vez.

17/07/2023

Yucatan Wren - Campylorhynchus yucatanicus 🌿
This endemic of the Yucatan Peninsula is restricted to coastal areas of the northern Yucatán Peninsula, where it favors scattered scrub, often with cacti. Typically found in pairs or in small family groups they are always fun to watch.

Matraca Yucateca - Campylorhynchus yucatanicus🌿
Esta ave endémica de la península de Yucatán está restringida a las áreas costeras del norte de la península, donde prefiere matorrales dispersos, a menudo con cactus. Por lo general, se encuentran en parejas o en pequeños grupos familiares, siempre son divertidos de observar.

15/07/2023

🌿Great White Heron - Ardea herodias occidentalis
The Great White Heron treated as a species (e.g., Holt 1928, Palmer 1962) or as a color morph can be seen in South Florida and the Yucatan Peninsula through West Indies to islands off Northern Venezuela. The wetlands of Sian Ka´an are a great place to find this great bird.

🌿Garza Morena (forma blanca) - Ardea herodias occidentalis
La Garza Morena (forma blanca) considerada como una especie (p. ej., Holt 1928, Palmer 1962) o como un morfo de color se puede ver en el sur de Florida y la península de Yucatán a través de las Indias Occidentales hasta las islas del norte de Venezuela. Los humedales de Sian Ka´an son un gran lugar para encontrar esta gran ave.

🌱Gartered Trogon - Trogon caligatus
These beautiful feathered jewels are always a gift to see or hear.

🌱Coa violácea Norteña - Trogon caligatus
Estas hermosas joyas emplumadas son siempre un regalo verlas o escucharlas.

13/07/2023

Yucatan Gnatcatcher-Polioptila albiventris🌿
Recently elevated to species status no longer a subspecies, it is an endemic
of the northern coastal mangroves, petenes, and dry coastal scrub of the Yucatán Peninsula.
This species is considered at risk in its restricted range where currently residential complexes, vacation homes and resorts are being developed. I was sad and worried to see this bird next to some bulldozers and extensive clearings. It would help if developers stoped clearing the native vegetation; which is well adapted to drought, to replace it with plants and trees with higher needs for water and favoring ornamental palm trees.

Perlita Yucateca-Polioptila albiventris 🌿
Recientemente dejó de ser una subespecie y se reconoció como una especie endémica de los manglares costeros del norte, petenes y matorral costero seco de la Península de Yucatán.
Esta especie se considera en riesgo en su área de distribución restringida donde actualmente se están desarrollando complejos residenciales, casas de vacaciones y centros turísticos. Estaba triste y preocupado al ver esta ave junto a algunas excavadoras y extensos claros. Ayudaría si los desarrolladores dejaran de reemplazar la vegetación nativa; que está bien adaptada a la sequía, para sustituirla por plantas y árboles con mayores necesidades de agua y favoreciendo las palmeras ornamentales.

08/07/2023

Yellow-billed Cacique-Amblycercus holosericeus 🌿
This unique icterid uses its chisel-like bill to peck at twigs and branches in the undergrowth to find the insects within. Many times I get to hear its pecking and beautiful and interesting calls, but I rarely get a chance to see it above me and in good light for a picture.

Cacique Pico Claro-Amblycercus holosericeus 🌿
Este peculiar icterido usa su pico en forma de cincel para picotear bejucos y ramas en el sotobosque para encontrar los insectos dentro. Muchas veces puedo escuchar sus picoteos y bonitos e interesantes llamados, pero rara vez tengo la oportunidad de verlo por encima de mí y con buena luz para una foto.

04/07/2023

The arch that can be observed in the different styles of Mayan architecture, can be interpreted as a portal to another world, level or dimension. Crossing these portals we access a sacred place such as the underworld or a primordial space. Observing life through a lens or binoculars leads us to explore and enjoy sacred nature. Birds represent that connection between sky, earth and water, they also connect us with the divine filling our lives with song, color and inspiration. 📸

Roadside Hawk-Rupornis magnirostris 🦅
This is one of the most widespread raptors of the neotropics, easy to observe due to its preference for the edges of forests as its name implies. I had the opportunity to photograph this individual from up close since it was at a swarm of army ants hoping to catch some insects, small reptiles or even a small mammal.

El arco que se puede observar en los diferentes estilos de arquitectura maya, se puede interpretar como un portal hacia otro mundo, nivel o dimensión. Cruzando estos portales se accede a un lugar sagrado como el inframundo o a un espacio primordial. Observar la vida a través de un lente o unos binoculares nos lleva a explorar y a disfrutar de la naturaleza sagrada. Las aves representan esa conexión entre el cielo, la tierra y el agua, también nos conectan con lo divino llenando nuestras vidas de canción, color e inspiración.

Aguililla Caminera-Rupornis magnirostris
Esta es una de las rapaces más extendidas del neotrópico, fácil de observar debido a su preferencia por los bordes de los bosques como su nombre lo indica. Tuve la oportunidad de fotografiar a este individuo de cerca, ya que se encontraba con la esperanza de atrapar algunos insectos, pequeños reptiles o incluso un pequeño mamífero durante una incursión de hormigas marabunta.🦅

01/07/2023

Collared Aracari-Pteroglossus torquatus 🍃
Collared Aracari ranges from central Veracruz, Mexico south through northern Venezuela
and western Ecuador. It is a very attractive medium-sized frugivore, found in a variety of
wooded habitats such as wet lowland primary forest, second growth and forest patches. Breeding is from January-May, the nest is in a cavity, typically a cavity excavated by a largewoodpecker, but they may also use a natural cavity, both sexes incubate, they have helpersat the nest and up to five other member of the group can provision the nestlings✨. Thenestlings are provisioned primarily with insects and fruits as they grow larger. Since Collared
Aracari nests in cavities in large trees they are very susceptible to deforestation. Cheers to Holistika Tulum for preserving the native vegetation where this video and photo were taken 📷.

Tucancillo Collarejo-Pteroglossus torquatus 🍃
El Aracari de collar se extiende desde el centro de Veracruz, el sur de México y a través del norte
de Venezuela y el oeste de Ecuador. Es un frugívoro de tamaño mediano muy atractivo,que se encuentra en una variedad de hábitats boscosos tales como selva primaria húmedade tierras bajas, selva secundaria y los parches forestales. Se reproduce de enero a mayo,el nido es en una cavidad, típicamente excavada por un pájaro carpintero grande, perotambién pueden usar una cavidad natural; ambos sexos incuban, tienen ayudantes en elnido y hasta otros cinco miembros del grupo pueden aprovisionar los polluelos✨. Los
polluelos son alimentados principalmente de insectos y frutas a medida que crecen. Dado
que el Aracari de collar anida en cavidades en árboles grandes, son muy susceptibles a la
deforestación. Aplausos a por preservar la vegetación nativa donde setomaron este video y foto 📷.

26/06/2023

The Sian Ka´an Biosphere Reserve is located on the Caribbean coast on a limestoneplatform tilted towards the sea🌊. This peculiarity allows for a great bird diversity in the manydifferent habitats that go from semi deciduous tropical forest all the way to deep sea. Mostof Sian Ka´an is water, the ancient Maya of Muyil represented the connection between thesky and the water found on the surface level (vital for rain) with these aquatic bird species
that spend most of their time in water, but can also fly🍃.

La Reserva de la Biosfera de Sian Ka´an se encuentra en la costa caribea sobre unaplataforma de piedra caliza inclinada hacia el mar🌊. Esta peculiaridad permite una grandiversidad de aves en los diferentes hábitats que van desde el bosque tropicalsubperennifolio hasta las profundidades marinas. La mayor parte de Sian Ka´an es agua.
Los antiguos mayas de Muyil representaron la conexión entre el cielo y el agua que seencuentra en el nivel de la superficie (vital para la lluvia) con estas especies de avesacuáticas que pasan la mayor parte de su tiempo en el agua, pero que también pueden volar🍃.

📷Birds photographed:
Bare-throated Tiger-Heron - Tigrisoma mexicanum
Garza Tigre Mexicana - Tigrisoma mexicanum
Bright-rumped Attila - Attila spadiceus
Mosquero Atila - Attila spadiceus