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My 34 Pictures Of The Biodiverse Exotic Birds From Brazilian Atlantic Forests
For the few of you who now know me, I love venturing deep into Latin American forests!
The things you see and hear in these lush green paradises are unlike anything you’d ever seen before. It is a different world altogether. I also love how, through responsible technology, it is possible to get a glimpse of these stunning wildlife gems.
After Costa Rica and Ecuador, I am excited to bring you the amazing wildlife from the Atlantic forests of Brazil.
Brazil has one of the most abundant bird diversities in the world. The avifauna of Brazil includes a total of 1822 confirmed species, of which 238 are endemic. Brazil’s biodiversity and ease of access to wildlife make it a trendy destination for bird photographers from around the world. Join us in a quest to see some of the most vibrant fauna that the country has to offer from the Atlantic rainforests to the coasts of Rio De Janeiro. Brazil hosts such extraordinarily different areas, from the vast Amazon Basin to the largest natural wetland area on Earth, the Pantanal, to the unique Atlantic Forests, which are home to some of the most threatened animals on the planet. On top of that, you have a myriad of other habitats, including wet montane forests, salt lagoons, and coastal scrub, to name a few. It gives you a good insight into the wide variety of Brazilian birding sites.
The Atlantic Forest region of Southeast Brazil is jam-packed full of amazingly colorful and confiding endemic bird species. The Atlantic Forest stretches for 1,500 square miles along the coast of Brazil, teeming with a vast array of plants, birds, and other wildlife.
All photos were taken with my trusted Canon 1Dx Mark ii and 600 mm lens.
Enjoy and let me know what you think!
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#1
Green-Headed Tanager
Final score:
90points
Liz Mosby 5 years ago
Those awesome wind breaker jackets with the awesome matching pants!
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sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago
On a nature program, I has seen a few birds from Brazil, incredible beauty, so amazing almost ornaments !!!
Diem Nguyen 5 years ago
It's really wonderful ! Mother Nature is all powerful, the bird has a perfect patchwork plumage with impeccable colors!
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#2
Festive Coquette
Final score:
82points
sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago
Incredible beauty, looks like, dressed up for a party, feather so decorative, perfect shot !!!
#4
Azure-Shouldered Tanager
Final score:
73points
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
OH, I JUST BOUGHT SHOES IN THAT GORGEOUS TURQUOISE... PURRHAPS THIS ADORABLE BIRD WOULD MAKE A PURRFECT ACCESSORY TO MY OUTFIT?!
#5
Yellow-Fronted Woodpecker
Final score:
72points
#6
Green-Billed Toucan
Final score:
70points
#7
Red-Necked Tanager
Final score:
70points
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
HOOOOLY MOOOOOLY~ THE COLORS ON THIS STUNNINGLY EXQUISITE LITTLE BIRD ARE OUTSTANDING!!
#8
Violet-Capped Woodnymph
Final score:
69points
Elida Lechuga 5 years ago
Every time I see a hummingbird I think about how lucky I am to live in the Americas and be able to see these little creatures in person.
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
I WOULD LOVE TO SEE ITS VIOLET CAPE... PURRPLE AND GREEN IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE COLOR COMBINATIONS~ THIS LITTLE BEAUTY PROVES WHY!
#9
Brazilian Tanager
Final score:
64points
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
GORGEOUS SHADE OF RED~ THAT WOULD MAKE FOR THEE PURRFECT NAIL💅 POLISH AND 💄 LIPSTICK!!
#10
Pin-Tailed Manakin
Final score:
62points
Mildred Thompson 5 years ago
It looks so small and lonely - but lovely nevertheless. GOD really had a GOOD time with this ONE!
Christina Uhlir 5 years ago
How devastating that GOD don't protect them from a human destructive evil power.
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#11
Spot-Breasted Woodpecker
Final score:
62points
#12
Swallow-Tailed Hymmingbird
Final score:
62points
sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago
I adore hummers, I once had the joy, as I rescued one by hand !!!
#13
Violaceous Euphonia
Final score:
58points
#14
Brassy-Breasted Tanager
Final score:
54points
Tolga ÜSTÜN 5 years ago
"No, I don't wear make up. Just a little eyeliner and some light product."
#15
Burrowing Owl
Final score:
51points
#16
Magpie Tanager
Final score:
50points
Foxxy (The Original) 5 years ago
Well I have never seen a magpie quite like that, so different to our Aussie maggies. Do these ons swoop too?
Supreet Sahoo (Submission author) 5 years ago
This is actually not a magpie, its a tanager. The color is akin to Magpies, hence the name :D
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Pale-Billed Woodpecker
Final score:
50points
Mildred Thompson 5 years ago
Its head looks almost as big as the rest of its body. Am SO happy to get to see so many varieties of birds.
Christina Uhlir 5 years ago
I doubt it, they definitely don't get concussions.
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#18
Red-Rumped Cacique
Final score:
49points
#19
Ornate Hawk Eagle
Final score:
49points
#20
Scale-Throated Hermit
Final score:
48points
#21
Saffron Toucanet
Final score:
48points
sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago
Excellent shot, even the branch is perfect, first time to see this bird !!!
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
GORGEOUS BIRD~ I 💘 TOUCANS (I guess This One Is A Mini~ with ET AT THE END OF THE NAME?) and there appears to be a few different varieties here~ All BEAUTIFUL!
#22
Chestnut-Bellied Euphonia
Final score:
47points
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
Since I Probably couldn't have 1 or 2 of each of These STUNNINGLY COLORFUL 🐦, I WOULD JUST LOVE TO GO FEATHER HUNTING IN THESE RAINFORESTS! I've Never seen feathers like These for sale anywhere.
Christina Uhlir 5 years ago
A feather hunting??? Not that long ago birds were massacred for their feathers.
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sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago
Great shot, some colors are more stunning, only when they fly !!!
#23
Azure Jay
Final score:
47points
Amazon QT 5 years ago (edited)
Why? Do you not know how to properly pluck your eyebrows... 😑
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#24
Plain Parakeet
Final score:
47points
Amazon QT 5 years ago
A lot of Parakeets have many colors, this is plain for a Parakeet.
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#25
Scale-Throated Hermit
Final score:
47points
Amazon QT 5 years ago
That’s a Hermit, so it would be the difference between a Hermit and a Hummingbird... it’s the tail that’s different Hummingbirds have shorter tails.
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#26
Blonde-Crested Woodpecker
Final score:
46points
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
Whoa~ Talk about Blonde Hair {Feathers} Blowing In The Breeze. Very Cute!
Chewie Baron 5 years ago
Not all species of birds are continuously paired up.
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#27
Masked Water Tyrant
Final score:
46points
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
I Think They're A Bird Gang Roughing Up The Neighbors! Maybe on a Murderous Rampage! OR, YEAAAH, WHAT YOU SAID.😁😅
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I believe THEY USE BUTTERFLIES TO DO FAN DANCES FOR EACH OTHER. OR, They go around their neighborhood and SHOW THE INNOCENT RESIDENTS WHO'S BOSS... THEN, THEY EAT THEM!😆😅 I'm just laughing at/with ME cuz of my Kraziness~ Not because of The Violence! I'm just trying to keep myself Amused. Please join Me If You Feel Like It!
#28
Common Tody-Flycatcher
Final score:
45points
#29
Ornate Hawk Eagle - Chick
Final score:
45points
Kat Rogers 5 years ago
Oooh YES, Little Chickie~ One day YOU WILL Fly All The Way UP IN THE SKY!🌤
#30
Long-Tailed Tyrant
Final score:
43points
Lou Lopez 5 years ago
I wondered how these birds got their name because there's an entire suborder called "tyrranidae" for these little puffs to distinguish them from Old World flycatchers. The reason? Carl Linnaeous (binomial nomenclature dude) REALLY liked this one book. "According to famous birder Kenn Kaufman, the name goes back to an early description of the eastern kingbird as “the tyrant” by Mark Catesby, a noted naturalist and author, back in the 1730s." That's it.
#31
Olive-Green Tanager
Final score:
42points
#32
Red-Ruffed Fruitcrow
Final score:
42points
Amanda Burkhart 5 years ago
The author of this whole article took them! And I agree, they're fantastic!
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#33
Festive Coquette In Flight
Final score:
41points
Teresa Groth 5 years ago
All the birds are beautiful and so unique in size and song they are also majestic birds!
#34
Blonde-Crested Woodpecker
Final score:
40points
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CR Harvey 5 years ago
Would love to see water birds and especially herons. Bea!utiful painstaking work. Thank you so much, I'd never get to see these in person.
Supreet Sahoo (Post author) 5 years ago
I hope you do...the experience is beautiful.
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Beverly 5 years ago
These are fantastic. I love all of your collections and hope there will be more.
Jane Alexander 5 years ago
I love that he identifies the birds, -not just shows the pretty pictures.
CR Harvey 5 years ago
Would love to see water birds and especially herons. Bea!utiful painstaking work. Thank you so much, I'd never get to see these in person.
Supreet Sahoo (Post author) 5 years ago
I hope you do...the experience is beautiful.
Load More Replies... Beverly 5 years ago
These are fantastic. I love all of your collections and hope there will be more.
Jane Alexander 5 years ago
I love that he identifies the birds, -not just shows the pretty pictures.
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