An Essential Birdwatching Guide with Identification Tips for 60 Common Bird Species in Ecuador
Experience the Magic of Birdwatching in Ecuador — Your Essential Guide to 60 Stunning Birds, Unforgettable Adventures, and a Deep Connection with Nature
Picture the shimmer of an emerald-green hummingbird darting through the cloud forest or a blue-footed booby proudly tending its nest on a Galápagos cliff.
Whether you’re just starting out or a seasoned birder, this guide is your perfect companion to discovering Ecuador’s remarkable and easily accessible birdlife—some of the richest on the planet.
Authored by passionate birder Alan Rintoul, who has spent years exploring Ecuador’s Andes, Amazon, coast, and islands, this guide helps you identify, appreciate, and document 60 of the country’s most iconic and unforgettable bird species.
With This Book, You’ll Gain So Much More Than Birds of Ecuador Knowledge…
Identify Ecuador’s Most Iconic Birds – Learn to recognize 60 dazzling species, including toucan barbets, cock-of-the-rocks, tanagers, hummingbirds, antpittas, and Galápagos specialties.
Turn Every Walk Into a Birding Adventure – Whether you’re trekking in Mindo, birding the Amazon Basin, or visiting the Galápagos, this guide turns your journey into an experience of wonder and discovery.
Record Your Birdwatching Memories – Use the built-in logbook section to track sightings, behavior notes, and your personal birding journey across Ecuador’s diverse ecosystems.
Reconnect With Nature in Its Purest Form – From volcano slopes to rainforest rivers, birdwatching lets you slow down and truly connect with Ecuador’s breathtaking biodiversity.
Explore the Country’s Top Birding Hotspots – Get expert tips on where and when to birdwatch—from Mashpi and Yanacocha to Cuyabeno and Española Island.
Support Conservation in a Global Biodiversity Hotspot – Learn how to help protect endangered species and support local reserves and eco-tourism communities.
A Perfect Gift for Nature Lovers and Adventurers – Ideal for birders, hikers, eco-travelers, scientists, and anyone exploring the wild beauty of Ecuador. A thoughtful keepsake for trips, holidays, or once-in-a-lifetime tours.
