Discover the Vibrant Avian Biodiversity: 100 Birds Of Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola

Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola, the capital city of Paraguay, is not only a bustling metropolis but also home to a diverse range of avian species. With its rich natural landscape and abundant wildlife, this city offers bird enthusiasts an extraordinary opportunity to witness the marvels of nature up close. In this article, we take you on a journey through the avian wonders of Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola, showcasing 100 mesmerizing bird species that call this city their home.

1. Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao)

With its vibrant plumage and majestic flight, the Scarlet Macaw captures the attention of anyone fortunate enough to spot it. This endangered species can be found in the lush forests surrounding Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola, making it a delight for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.

2. Great Kiskadee (Pitangus sulphuratus)

The Great Kiskadee is a common sight in Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola, known for its distinct yellow belly and loud, melodious calls. Whether perched on a branch or diving for insects, this charismatic bird adds a touch of vibrancy to the city's surroundings.

100 Birds of Asuncion

by Carlos Carmagnola(Kindle Edition)

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3. Yellow-billed Cardinal (Paroaria capitata)

One can't help but marvel at the striking sight of the Yellow-billed Cardinal. With its fiery red plumage and contrasting black mask, this bird brings an exquisite beauty to the landscape. Spotting a flock of Yellow-billed Cardinals is a truly mesmerizing experience.

Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola is a haven for bird enthusiasts, offering a diverse array of bird species that captivate with their beauty and grace. Whether you're an avid birdwatcher or simply a nature lover, exploring the avian wonders of this city will undoubtedly leave you spellbound. From the Scarlet Macaw to the Yellow-billed Cardinal, each species contributes to the vibrant tapestry of natural life in Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola.

So, grab your binoculars, pack your camera, and get ready for an unforgettable journey through the 100 birds of Asuncion Carlos Carmagnola. Witness their splendor, observe their behavior, and embrace the enchanting world of avian biodiversity that flourishes within the heart of Paraguay's capital city.

100 Birds of Asuncion

by Carlos Carmagnola(Kindle Edition)

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	12233 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	400 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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Enjoy watching the images (190+ pictures) captured in typical sessions of bird-watching in Asuncion, Paraguay (of 100 species + 39 species of bonus, between them the Vermilion Flycatcher, the Osprey, the Toco Toucan, the Blue-crested Trogon, the Rufous-browed Peppershrike, the Plush-crested Jay, the Nacunda Nighthawk, the Scarlet-headed Blackbird, the Black Skimmer and even a rare case of Xanthocromism),and by the way, take your time to meditate about pollution and some pernicious practices that affect wildlife.
And remember: wild animals are not pets. They should not be kept in cages nor should they be manipulated for entertainment.
Do not buy or receive wild animals to keep them captive, nor for any other reason.
Do not be fooled by those who promote the keeping of birds in cages or their manipulation for entertainment, under a false banner of ornithophily.
(Note: as Kindle content is dynamic, this book is formatted to be better visualized in portrait orientation. Adjust fonts and number of words per line, so that pictures have an approximate size of 6 in. x 6 in. That way you will see one bird per page, with its corresponding description underneath).

Disfruta las imágenes captadas (190+ fotos) en sesiones típicas de observación de aves en Asunción, Paraguay (de 100 especies + 39 especies adicionales, entre ellas, el Churrinche, el Aguila pescadora, el Tucán grande, el Surucuá aurora, el Juan chiviro, la Urraca, el Ñacunda, el Federal, el Rayador y hasta un raro caso de Xantismo),y tómate un tiempo para meditar sobre la contaminación y algunas prácticas perniciosas que afectan a la vida silvestre.
Y recuerda: los animales silvestres no son mascotas. No deben ser mantenidos en jaulas ni manipulados para entretenimiento.
No compres ni recibas animales silvestres para mantenerlos cautivos o para ningún otro motivo.
No te dejes engañar por quienes promueven la tenencia de aves en jaulas o su manipulación para entretenimiento, bajo una falsa bandera de ornitofilia.
(Nota: como el contenido en Kindle es dinámico, este libro está formateado para su mejor visualización en orientación vertical. Ajustar fuente y número de palabras por línea, de manera que las fotos tengan un tamaño aproximado de 15 cm. x 15 cm. De ese modo verá un ave por página, con su correspondiente descripción seguidamente).