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Posted on January 9, 2015January 10, 2015

Could birdwatching save Latin America’s forests?

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Aleszu Bajak

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Categories Article, Caribbean, Latin America, MexicoTags Araripe Manakin, Banded Ground Cuckoo, big days birding latin america, birding, birding big days, birding colombia, birding ecuador, birding latin america, birding mexico, birding peru, birdwatching, birdwatching latin america, Black Solitaire, brazil birding, brazil birdwatching, Chocó birding, Chocó Colombia, Chocó Ecuador, Chocó Vireo, Elegant Trogon, field ornithology, Indigo Flowerpiercer, Manuel Sánchez, Mashpi–Pachijal, Moss–backed Tanager, neotropics, Un Poco del Chocó Reserve

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