Western Biodiversity bring voices from different species living from the Andes mountains all the way to the Pacific Ocean. Let me know what you think.
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Listen to Treehoppers
All sounds come from expeditions to study Treehoppers by Doctor Rex Coctoft. He bring the Societies of Sound in the Forest.
Amazon Rainforest Experience
Sounds of the Amazon Rainforest
What’s your Nature Connexion?
Nature Sounds From the Amazon Rainforest
Ecuador Free Nature Walks
Check the Ecuador Free Nature Walks Welcome to Ecuador to all!! We want explorers to come and head out to the forest for a walk, or for a visit to indigenous community conservation initiatives. Ecuador Welcomes everyone to explore the Wonders of Ecuador! We are willing to share our passion for nature free of charge. …
The Andes
The Andes Mountain Range, it’s the youngest mountains chain the world. It enjoys an amazing diversity of life.
Tales from the Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon Rainforest is the most biodiverse place on Earth. Millions of voices speak up everyday. Let’s listen to what they say!
Learn more about the Orchids of Ecuador
Learn about all the Orchids of Ecuador before your Orchid Trip comes. We have listed the most Common Orchid Genera to be encounter herein in Ecuador. Learn about the exciting world of the Orchids of Ecuador just to give you an idea number: In Ecuador 1 out of 10 plants is an Orchid. The Orchids …
Puffbirds of the Amazon Rainforest in Ecuador
The Puffbirds of the Amazon Rainforest in Ecuador are an intriguing bird family. Puffbirds of the Amazon Rainforest in Ecuador are a large head and short tail, with a chunky body, Puffbirds with their loose, abundant plumage and short tails make them look stout and Puffy, giving rise to their English name. The Puffbirds, Nunbirds, …
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Tinamous of the Rainforest in Ecuador
Learn to Recognize the Whistles of the Tinamous of the Rainforest in Ecuador. Get familiar with Tinamou Songs and learn about the Diversity of Birds living in the Rainforest in Ecuador. Tinamous are common terrestrial but shy and secretive birds. The word “tinamou” comes from the Galibi Pople. Traditionally regarded as the sister group of …