MOUNTAIN BIRDS
The Andes and the Coastal Range have a rich animal life. It is necessary to get out of the city to watch them, as they feel intimidated in front of our noisy civilization. The mountain, all the opposite, is a place particulary quiet.
These are the birds that inhabit the places we invite you to visit, where
goes with you. Click on the bird name and you will have a complete description and a picture of it.
Aguila - Aguilucho - Bailarin - Bandurria de pico recto
Blanquillo y Blanquillo del norte - Cachudito - Canastero
Canastero de cola larga - Carancho cordillerano
Cernicalo - Chercan - Chincol y chincol andino - Chiricoca (Endemic)
Chirihue - Chirihue dorado - Chorlito cordillerano - Chorlo de campo
Chuncho - Churrete - Churrete acanelado - Churrete chico - Colegial
Cometocino de Gay - Condor - Diucon - Dormilona cenicienta
Dormilona chica - Dormilona fraile - Dormilona rufa (only in winter)
Dormilona de ceja blanca - Dormilona de frente negra - Dormilona de nuca rojiza
Dormilona tontito - Gallina ciega - Gallinazo (Jote de cabeza colorada)
Gaviota andina - Halcon perdiguero - Halcon peregrino - Jilguero cordillerano
Jilguero de la Puna - Lechuza - Loica - Mero - Mero gaucho
Minero cordillerano - Minero grande - Mirlo - Pajaro plomo
Pato cortacorrientes - Pequen - Perdicita cojón - Perdicita cordillerana
Perico cordillerano (only in the Andes Range) - Peuco
Picaflor cordillerano - Picaflor gigante - Pimpollo - Pitio
Pitotoy chico (only in summer) - Pitotoy grande (only in summer)
Piuquen - Platero - Rara - Tapaculo (Endemic) - Tenca (Endemic) - Tijeral
Torcaza - Tortola - Tortola cordillerana - Tortolita cuyana - Tucuquere
Tricahue (Strange) - Turca (Endemic) - Yal - Yal cordillerano - Yeco - Zorzal
Contact: E-mail contact@andesterrae.com; Cell phones: 9-8725248, 9-8452815. Santiago, Chile.
