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Manaus area (Amazonas state)
One of the richest birding areas in the world, with over 600 species recorded. The city, located at the confluence of the Río Negro and the Amazon, is a major port. The avifaunas on the north and south banks of the river, and of the Mancapurú Peninsula are all different. Localize endemics include White-winged Potoo, Chestnut-headed Nunlet, and Klage’s Antwren. Other endemics include Zimmer’s Woodcreeper, Tail-banded Hornero, and Glossy Antshrike. There are 3 Curassows, 2 Trumpeters, 4 Manakins, and 30 sorts of Antbirds. The birdlists are much too long to be even well sampled here.
For more details see Wheatley, Where to Watch Birds in South America. |
| | | | | | | With over sixteen hundred species of birds, and 179 endemics, Brazil is one of the choice South American destinations for birders. Almost half of the endemics are to be found in the stretch from the state of Bahia in the north to the state of Sao Paulo in the south. | CURRENCY/EXCHANGE | | To find out the current exchange rate between your local currency and the currency of this coutry, please click on the bar below to go to a site that provides up to date currency exchange information. |  |
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