IvanM

314 uploads

Total photos: 314
Total videos: 0
Species photographed: 274
Most photographed species: Great White Pelican (See all)
Countries visited: 24
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Nov 11 2011
This is a very widespread sparrow in South America, here surprised collecting materials for its nest!
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 9 2011
Here is the pair of Yellow-fronted Woodpeckers working around their nest!
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 9 2011
This is a really gorgeous bird! Surprised here looking out of its nest cavity. Iguazu Falls is a great spot for woodpeckers!
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 8 2011
This is a poor quality photo, but it is my all-time favourite bird! Unfortunately I never managed to get a good shot of it, despite they often show very well!
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 8 2011
One more picture of the very curious Plush-cresetd Jay. Never leave your food unattended!
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 7 2011
Eared Doves are a very common sight in all of South America, quite like their very close relative, the Mourning Dove, in the North!
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 7 2011
White-winged Swallows are the most common swallow species in this part of the world. Here one is sharing a rock with a turtle, just before the big waterfall.
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 7 2011
Great Dusky Swifts are amazing! They breeding behind the most powerful falls and it is incredible watching them fly through the water to get there. This gives them the best protection from any predators ever! This one was taken at the Garganta del Diablo, the most powerful of the Iguazu falls!
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 7 2011
Plush-crested Jays are very curious and interact a lot with the many visitors of Iguazu Falls National Park.
Jul 3 2014
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Nov 7 2011
November is the best birding month in Argentina! All birds are busy with breeding! Iguazu Falls is a terrific spot for birdwatching. Here a nice Social Flycatcher.
Jul 3 2014