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| Blue-crowned Motmot - known in Nicaragua as the Guardabarranco. Click on picture to see video! Photo by Max Schellekens. |
More than 700 bird species have been documented in Nicaragua to date. Our staff member Jeffrey McCrary, a scientist research
birds in Laguna de Apoyo and other parts of Nicaragua, accompanied a group of birdwatchers organized by
El Porvenir in a trip earlier this year, where they saw about half of them in just over a week of
birdwatching. Click on the
Blue-crowned Motmot to see a half-hour video about the trip.
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| Among the more common hummingbirds in the western region of Nicaragua is Salvin's Emerald, Chlorostilbon canivetii. Photo Max Schellekens. |
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| A Salvin's Emerald doing what hummingbirds do best. Photo Max Schellekens. |
Contact us if you would like a birdwatching guide. We can arrange a
birdwatching tour of Laguna de Apoyo Nature Reserve or other locations in Nicaragua.
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