Paulo Boute Expeditions is a Brazilian based Company, specialized in Birdwatching, Photo Safaris and Natural History Tours. They are the very first Birding Company to have offices in Mato Grosso, São Paulo and Aracajú. They will be pleased, in having you as yours guest.
This link download the Brazilian Birdwatching Glossary (English-Portuguese-English). Where the work of Fernando C.Straube, Arnaldo Bráz Guimarães Jr., Maria Cecília Viera-da-Rocha e Dimas Pioli is exibited and offered to promote the rapid consultation of the birders and professionals.
This site is about the avifauna of Australia. Paul Jacobson living in Australia, he has recordings of birds and nature from around the country but particularly in Melbourne and Victoria.
This site is about the avifauna of Ceará, a state in tropical northeastern Brazil. He resident here, is interested in the local fauna, and are studying the bird life in her surroundings, mainly in the following locations
Reserva Ecológica Mãe-da-lua and
Fazenda Canaã.
RSBS - Rick Simpson = Dedicated to finding you birds! Looking at Brazil for your next birdwatching destination? Well, if you are there is no better place to start your Brazilian adventure than here in Ubatuba.
The Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Is the world's largest natural sound and video archive of animal behavior. Its mission is to collect and preserve recordings of each species behavior and natural history and to make them available for research, education, conservation, zoos and aquaria, wildlife managers, publishers, the arts, and both public and commercial media.
The SORA project Is an open access electronic journal archive and is the product of a collaboration between the American Ornithologists Union, the Cooper Ornithological Society, the Association of Field Ornithologists, the Wilson Ornithological Society and the University of New Mexico libraries and IT department. This archive provides access to an extensive Ornithological literature of international scope, and detailed material documenting the history of Ornithology in North America over the last 120 years.
The Atualidades Ornitológicas Is a bimonthly publication aimed at all who love birds: scientists, veterinarians, biologists, canaricultores, bird watchers, environmentalists etc.. As a publication directed the AO to reach a specific audience and around the world.
Although Brazil has more than 1,800 bird species, few people realize that their presence near. The rush of day-to-day and the lack of habit of looking sideways makes them not be noticed in natural areas or the city , where many species live daily with visitors.
Birds are the world´s most admired and photographed animals. Due to their beauty and presence in all landscapes, thousands of photographers are inspired by these creatures´ colors and behavior, providing special images.