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Nationalpark Henri Pittier

ein unvergleichliches Ergebnis der Evolution in einem einzigartigen Gebiet

Eine kurze Liste ( noch in Englisch) von den Voegeln die man dort an einem Tag sehen kann....bei 5 oder 6 Tagen koennte die Liste 300 bis 400 Voegel umfassen, inklusive vieler seltener und endemischer Spezies, die viele Saeugetiere und Reptilien der Region nicht zu vergessen.

1 -Common Wren (eyebrow)
2 -Rufous-browed Peppershrike
3 -Blue-hooded Euphonia
4 -Straight-billed Woodcreeper
5 -Bare-faced Ibis
6 -Cattle Egret
7 -Carib Grackle
8 -White-winged Tanager
9 -Russet-backed Oropendula
10 -Bay-headed Tanager
11 -Plain-brown Woodcreeper
12 -Buff-throated Woodcreeper
13 -Bare-eyed Thrush
14 -Red-shouldered Tanager
15 -Greater Kisskadee
16 -Blue-necked Tanager
17 -Fawn-breasted Tanager

18 -Yellow-billed Toucanet
19 -Pale-breasted Thrush
20 -Long-tailed Sylph
21 -Greater Pewee
22 -Groove-billed Ani
23 -Rudy Dove
24 -Tropical Kingbird
25 -Blood-eared Parakeet
26 -Golden Tanager
27 -Golden-crowned Flycatcher
28 -Straight-billed Woodcreeper
29 -Swallow Tanager
30 -Blue-gray Tanager
31 -Lesser Kisskadee
32 -Silver-beaked Tanager
33 -Red-crowned Woodpecker
34 -Vaux Swift

35 -Blue&White Swallow
36 -Rufous-tailed Flatbill
37 -Slate-throated Flatbill
38 -Orange-Fronted Yellow Finch
39 -Great Egret
40 -Shiny Cowbird
41 -Tropical Mockingbird
42 -Tropical Parula
43 -Blue-tailed Emerald HB
44 -White-necked Thrush
45 -Black-hood Thrush
46 -Speckled Tanager
47 -Bananaquit
48 -Rufous-breasted Wren
49 -Grayish Saltater
50 -Cinnamon Flycatcher
51 -Gray-rumped Swift