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Observations of birds in Amazonas, Venezuela
gradually birdwatchers around the world are discovering that the state of Amazonas in Venezuela, offers insights birding world-class, especially in the river Junglaven Ventuari camp. To date Junglaven has a list of 420 species and more being added each season. However, for those traveling on a budget, you can see many specialties from Amazon around the capital city of Puerto Ayacucho. The stay at Camp Orinoco (on the banks of the Orinoco River between Atures and pures) give birders the opportunity to see the Green-tailed Jacamar, Amazon and Guyana umbrella Cock of the Rock, not to mention Climbing the long beak and a variety of birds nests.
A day spent on the road to Gavilan offers an opportunity to find Cinereous Partridge, Greater Yellow-headed Vulture, Black-spotted Barbet, many bands, Green and Ivory-billed aracaris, Yellow-ridged toucan beak and Red, Spangled Cotinga, Olive Oriole, Opal-rumped and Yellow-backed Tanagers.
As if these two areas were not enough, there's the Laguna Provincial Just 15 minutes north of Puerto Ayacucho. For birdwatchers a visit to the state of Amazonas, is a great opportunity to increase their life lists.
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