Voices of Andean Birds - Volume 2 The lowermost slopes of the Andes mountains, where the Amazonian and Andean avifaunas overlap, are one of the richest locations for biodiversity in the world. Although birds are a conspicuous element in these forests, they are more easily heard here than seen. This audio guide presents the vocalisations of 99 bird species found in the humid cloud forests on the eastern slopes of the Andes Mountains. The region extends from southern Peru to northern Bolivia, 1500 to 2500 meters in elevation. Birds included on the guide include species such as Buff-fronted Owl, Trilling Tapaculo, and Yellow-billed Cacique. This audio guide is one of five in a series for this region. 48 min. CD £19.99 £15.99 UK & EU (£13.61 Non EU)

 The species list above is in systematic order, the taxonomy and nomenclature of which generally follows the Wells World Birds list on Birder's Diary v3.0 (courtesy of Thayer Software: www.thayerbirding.com), with adaptations by WildSounds.
The Wells World Birds list is based on a classification created by Mic Wells.
Please note that the above list may not be in the same order or be a full and accurate representation of the species on the title concerned. We take due care to ensure the accuracy of the list, but should you find any errors, please notify us.

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