We present a list of birds of the Chicamocha Canyon, located between the departments of Boyacá and Santander, Colombia. The region has an extension of 3342 km2 and an altitudinal gradient between 300 and 2300 m a. s. l. The dataset used in the development of this list was compiled from research carried out in the area, review of secondary sources, and review of databases. A total of 291 species of birds are presented, among which 239 are residents and 53 are Nearctic migrants; 8 of the species are in some threat category at a global and national level, 7 are endemic and 12 are almost endemic. The chestnut-bellied hummingbird (Amazilia castaneiventris) and Niceforo's wren (Thryophilus nicefori) are highlighted. This information contributes t...
El presente conjunto de datos en el formato de archivo Darwin Core incluye información del monitoreo...
The continuous assessment of endemic and near-endemic species is an important and complementary tool...
186 species of birds (41 families) were recorded at the University of Magdalena, Santa Marta, Colomb...
We present a list of birds of the Chicamocha Canyon, located between the departments of Boyacá and S...
We describe the bird species composition in the Chingaza National Park and its buffer zone, based on...
We characterized bird communities in two paramo complexes (Frontino-Urrao and Sonsón) in the departm...
Baseline information is a priority for conservation plans of protected areas, especially when they a...
The “Ciénaga Colombia” is an important natural wetland ecosystem located in the “Bajo Cauca Antioque...
A list of bird species with historic and current records in Santiago de Cali is presented. Santiago ...
The department of Cundinamarca in Colombia is an area with diverse geographic and ecosystemic charac...
The avifauna of the department of Valle del Cauca, Colombia, has been one of the best studied biolog...
The avifauna of the department of Valle del Cauca, Colombia, has been one of the best studied biolog...
The department of Cundinamarca in Colombia is an area with diverse geographic and ecosystemic charac...
A list of bird species with historic and current records in Santiago de Cali is presented. Santiago ...
Las aves cumplen un rol importante en los fragmentos de bosques porque contribuyen a la dispersión d...
El presente conjunto de datos en el formato de archivo Darwin Core incluye información del monitoreo...
The continuous assessment of endemic and near-endemic species is an important and complementary tool...
186 species of birds (41 families) were recorded at the University of Magdalena, Santa Marta, Colomb...
We present a list of birds of the Chicamocha Canyon, located between the departments of Boyacá and S...
We describe the bird species composition in the Chingaza National Park and its buffer zone, based on...
We characterized bird communities in two paramo complexes (Frontino-Urrao and Sonsón) in the departm...
Baseline information is a priority for conservation plans of protected areas, especially when they a...
The “Ciénaga Colombia” is an important natural wetland ecosystem located in the “Bajo Cauca Antioque...
A list of bird species with historic and current records in Santiago de Cali is presented. Santiago ...
The department of Cundinamarca in Colombia is an area with diverse geographic and ecosystemic charac...
The avifauna of the department of Valle del Cauca, Colombia, has been one of the best studied biolog...
The avifauna of the department of Valle del Cauca, Colombia, has been one of the best studied biolog...
The department of Cundinamarca in Colombia is an area with diverse geographic and ecosystemic charac...
A list of bird species with historic and current records in Santiago de Cali is presented. Santiago ...
Las aves cumplen un rol importante en los fragmentos de bosques porque contribuyen a la dispersión d...
El presente conjunto de datos en el formato de archivo Darwin Core incluye información del monitoreo...
The continuous assessment of endemic and near-endemic species is an important and complementary tool...
186 species of birds (41 families) were recorded at the University of Magdalena, Santa Marta, Colomb...