Are you interested in birds of the Amazon? There are over 1,640 species of birds in Ecuador and 37% of them have been seen in the Amazon region. In this post we share an Amazon birds list.
Ecuador is one of the leading countries in the world in terms of bird species. We have more bird species per square mile than any other country in the world! This is a bucket-list destination for bird lovers.
Let’s take a look at some of the birds you can hope to see on a visit to the Amazon jungle in Ecuador. If you’re planning a trip to Ecuador you’ll want to add some of these to your Amazon birds list.
50+ Birds For Your Amazon Birds List
When you’re looking for birds in the Amazon, you’ll need to keep their habitat in mind. Some species will be found high in the emergent (top layer) and others in the canopy (the primary layer), and so on.
To make the most of your experience you’ll need to know where to look.That’s why many people choose our birds of the Amazon tour. It’s a 7 day, 6 night trip where you’ll have a chance to see approximately 250-300 species. A bird specialist guide will help you locate and identify the birds.
Now let’s take a look at our Amazon birds list:
1. Red-Capped Cardinal
2. Blackpoll Warbler
3. Yellow-Rumped Cacique
4. Giant Cowbird
5. Crested Oropendola
6. Olive Oropendola
7. Russet-Backed Oropendola
8. Flame-Crested Tanager
9. Purple Honeycreeper
10. Blue Dacnis
11. Green Honeycreeper
12. Opal-Crowned Tanager
13. Green-and-Gold Tanager
14. Paradise Tanager
15. Gray-Headed Tanager
16. Silver-Beaked Tanager
17. Fulvous Shrike- Tanager
18. Magpie Tanager
19. Palm Tanager
20. Blue-Gray Tanager
21. Blue-Gray Tanager
22. Turquoise Tanager
23. Masked Tanager
24. Pied Plover
25. Rufous-Bellied Euphonia
26. Orange-Bellied Euphonia
27. White-Lored Euphonia
28. Rusty-Belted Tapaculo
29. Striated Antthrush
30. Black-Faced Antthrush
31. Thrush-Like Antpitta
32. White-Lored Tyrannulet
33. Yellow-Crowned Tyrannulet
34. Olive Faced Flatbill
35. Yellow-Margined Flatbill
36. Yellow -Browed Tody-Flycatcher
37. Black-Tailed Tityra
38. Social Flycatcher
39. Bright-Rumped Attila
40. Tropical Kingbird
41. Grayish Mourner
42. Great Kiskadee
43. Short-Crested Flycatcher
44. Piratic Flaycatcher
45. Boat-Billed Flaycatcher
46. Eastern-Sirystes
47. Streaked Flycatcher
48. Dusky-Chested Flycatcher
49. Plain-Throated Antwren
50. Warbling Antbird
51. Black-Faced Antbird
How Many Amazon Bird Species Will You See?
There you have it, our Amazon birds list.
Are you excited to start birding in the Amazon? You may be even more excited to know that around 587 species have been seen in the Amazon region! The above Amazon bird list is made up of commonly seen birds. You have the potential to see many more.
Explore our Birding Watching Trips
Birds of the Ecuadorian Amazon
Explore the amazing biodiversity of the Amazon Rainforest accompanied by a bird specialist guide
Birding at the Tumbesian Region
The Tumbesian lowlands are considered as an Endemic Bird Area by BirdLife International.
Birding at the Choco Cloud Forest and Andes Slopes
Ecuador’s Choco lowlands has the greatest concentration of restricted range endemic species in the world.
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