Southern South America includes Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. It hosts a surprising diversity of habitats and landscapes. From hot Amazonian rainforest to cold islands in the southernmost tip of the world; from the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere (Mt. Aconcagua 6989 m) to the 4560 km long South Atlantic coastline, these countries offer superb birding experiences in the following habitats:
It is a mountain rainforest that comes from Colombia and enters Argentina along the eastern side of the Andes, around 350 m. to 3100 m....
This area has subtropical, warm and humid rainforests in the northeast of Argentina, around the Iguazú Falls, and following the Paraná...
The Chaco is a complex array of forests in the North of Argentina. Habitats in this area include savannas with palm groves, wet woods on...
It comprises most of central and east Argentina and Uruguay, with regular year-round rainfalls. This area is covered mostly by vast and...
The Iberá Wetlands are a relatively “new” birding destination, and is the 2nd largest wetland area in South America after the Pantanal...
This is a region that covers the vast Andean Mountain Range and its foothills from Peru to the north of Patagonia, including the Andean...
This is a vast, grassy and shrubby steppe that covers most of Patagonia (South of Argentina). The climate is cold, dry and very windy....
This forest lies in the Patagonian Andes and Tierra del Fuego, in both Argentina and Chile. It is cold and humid, mostly covered by...
It is one of the five largest deltas in the world: a pristine system of islands, with diverse habitats and a very rich birdlife. It is...
It extends along the South Atlantic Coast on the Argentinean side and the South Pacific Coast on the Chilean side. It includes very...
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