Military macaw (1 Viewer)

[Glimmer]

Any reliable place in the month of August? Thanks

 

[njlarsen]

Did you try ebird? this is the species map limited to August:

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Ebird is a free registration if you are not already a member. Those locations with several checklists probably are relatively reliable
Niels

 

[THE_FERN]

Did you try ebird? this is the species map limited to August:

Ebird is a free registration if you are not already a member. Those locations with several checklists probably are relatively reliable
Niels

Surprised this isn't suppressed as a vulnerable species! (Without looking) I think great green is

 

[Andy Adcock]

Surprised this isn't suppressed as a vulnerable species! (Without looking) I think great green is

Really?

Easy now in Costa Rica.

 

[THE_FERN]

Really?

Easy now in Costa Rica.

Well like I said I didn't look. Now I do, I can see a map for it, including the Guayaquil population. Maybe I'm dreaming but I thought it said "suppressed" when I looked in Panama the other year. And yes, very obvious [loud!] where it does occur but I guess that won't stop people poaching it.

 

[Glimmer]

Really?

Easy now in Costa Rica.

In Ecuador, great one is considered a subespecie (guayaquilensis) and it's critically endangered, only 50 indiv. remains

 

[Glimmer]

Did you try ebird? this is the species map limited to August:

Ebird is a free registration if you are not already a member. Those locations with several checklists probably are relatively reliable
Niels

Thanks! Sumaco area, I thought it could be in another place...

If any was there, and there's a good point in any road, etc, please advice!