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ECUADOR
BIRDS
during Focus On Nature Tours
including tours in the
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
Antshrikes to Grosbeaks
Noting those found during
Focus On Nature Tours
with an (*)
1991 thru 2011
(during the months of February,
July, &
August)
Part 3 of a List of Ecuador Birds compiled by Armas Hill, with some photos
There have been 18 FONT birding tours in Ecuador,
during which
over 1,100 species of birds have cumulatively been seen.
Photo at upper right: A HOODED MOUNTAIN-TANAGER,
one of the numerous colorful tanagers in Ecuador
Links:
Part
1 of this List of Ecuador Birds: Tinamous to Swifts
Part 2 of this List of Ecuador Birds: Hummingbirds to Flycatchers
Codes:
Indicating regions visited (as
follows):
E: East of the
Andes
az: Amazonian Ecuador (including the areas of La Selva & Sacha Lodges
along the Rio Napo)
po: Podocarpus National Park
(including the Rio Bombuscara area, near Zamora)
si: the area of "San
Isidro" near Cosanga, on the east Andean slope
W: FOUND WEST OF THE HIGH
ANDES
nm: the areas of Nono Mindo
Road and/or Mindo
po: Podocarpus National Park
(including near Loja)
H: FOUND IN THE HIGH ANDES (mostly or always).
cu: Cuenca, west into the
mountains to El Cajas
po: Podocarpus National Park
(including the Cajanuma area)
G: SEEN IN THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
Codes:
h: heard only
(i): introduced
(t) a globally threatened or
rare species, designated by Birdlife International
(t1): critical (t2): endangered (t3): vulnerable
(nt): a near-threatened species
globally
(eE): endemic to Ecuador
(eG): endemic to the Galapagos
(rE): rare in Ecuador
(n): note, at end of list
(ph): species with a photo in the FONT website
Updated taxonomy has been
incorporated into this list
A primary source is the "The Birds of Ecuador - Status, Distribution, and
Taxonomy"
by Robert S. Ridgely and Paul J. Greenfield.
More than 2,100 birds
that have been found during FONT South America Birding Tours (in Argentina,
Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, & Venezuela).
Additional Links:
Mammals
of South America (with
some photos)
Butterflies of South America (with
some photos)
Upcoming
FONT Birding & Nature Tours in South America (part 1)
Upcoming FONT Birding & Nature Tours in South America (part 2)
A Chronological List of all scheduled FONT birding & nature tours
Directory of Photos in this Web-site, in this list & others
Bird-List:





Notes (n):
Saffron Finches in (and near) Quito are escaped birds.