Learn about the birds in danger of extinction in Venezuela and how to protect their families from the inappropriate interaction of man, in Latin America there are numerous species of animals. Join us on this journey with reading.
Turpial
The troupial is a national flying creature of Venezuela. It is a very attractive creature for its incredible excellence and in light of the fact that it sings excellent songs. It is seen as perhaps the best warbler. It lives in the Venezuelan forest and is so well known that it even appears on banknotes. It is described as having a mix of vivid shades between dark yellow, with a hint of electric blue around the eyes.
Macaw
The macaw is one of the Caribbean nation's most beloved winged creatures. Its wide range of hues makes it striking and unusual, and it is seen as a graceful feathered creature.
It is a true sight to watch the journey of a gathering of Macaws on the grounds that excellent as they are, they are extremely beautiful and never go unnoticed. They are large creatures and particularly extensive, as they can be up to 70 years old.
Cardinal
The cardinal is a small winged creature that can equal 20 cm. It is significant in the states of Lara and Guárico, regions where they have large amounts of tropical shrubs.
This is one of the animals that migrate, so well known in Venezuela that even a vocalist named Reinaldo Armas has created a tune for it called "El cardenalito," these days it essentially became a mainstream music song.
Harpy eagle
This extraordinary feathered creature is one of the types of animals that is at risk of annihilation, but it does not appear among the list of the hybrid animals. It is the largest and most impressive winged animal of prey (corresponding to 2 meters) in the Western Hemisphere and wants to live in the downpour forests and downpour forests of Central and South America.
She is extremely talented in flight and a true planner when planning her travels, in light of the fact that despite being huge, she figures out how to go unnoticed by her prey.
corocoro cider
It is called "Red Ibis" because of its electric red shading that totally stands out on its body. It lives in the marshes, tidal pools, mangroves and shores of Venezuela, as well as on the island of Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean.
It is a friendly character animal and is highly regarded due to the difference between the splendid red and the bright green of the regular environment. It is an animal that is not among the endangered animals in the world, however, your location is selected is not found in all regions of the world.
Garzon Soldier
It is a flying creature with a long beak and legs, known as "the largest stork on the planet". This flying creature, when its wings are spread, can equal 3 meters; then it is an unquestionable creature.
She has a large red patch on her throat, being the main shaded touch on her entire body. Everything else is high contrast. She lives in the Venezuelan fields and swamps. She is a non-confrontational flying creature, she does not produce sounds or any kind of melody, she talks with her companions through blows with her mouth.
cock of the rocks
It is one of the most dynamite and amazing winged creatures on the planet. It is a sad and calm feathered creature. Like the welded heron, it does not emit sounds, possibly snorting when it is very hot; its body does not have such outstanding physical attributes, however, it is still an exotic animal of the animal kingdom.
At the moment when the time has come to enchant the female, the hens of the stones gather in groups of 40 animals of this family and carry out explosive and energetic movements like dynamite, in order to gain a position and the affection of your dear hostess, who chooses the victor.
Caripe-tailed Hummingbird
Attractive medium-sized hummingbird, estimated to be somewhere in the range of 18 to 20 cm in length, with the male being larger and more attractive. A striking component that portrays it is the long tail, which can match 10 cm, with a ribbed and pin shape and an exceptional violet-blue shading with green tones at the tip.
The head recedes into the forehead with a splendid light green spot, and the mandible shines violet-blue. The rest of the body has different shades of bronzy green. The female is smaller, short-tracked, with a white midsection and the rest of the plumage is a subdued shade of paler.
It was recently renamed as an endemic species for Venezuela. It is appropriate in uneven zones in the west and focal point of Sucre, somewhere in the range of 1,450 and 1,800 m of altitude, and towards the north of sectors of Monagas, on the black slope.
Some specialists recommend that their study on the Paria landmass not yet appear to be confirmed, as the reports may not be correct. It occupies the edges of moist forests, optional forests, and espresso ranches.
Yellow-headed Parrot aka “La margariteña”
It is easily recognized by the yellow shading on the head, neck and neck, with some white on the forehead. The eyes are red or orange and the beak is whitish. The body is a scandalous green hue. The dark edge of its feathers gives it a textured look. The tail is short. In flight, the detached highlight of the head is the wing with a yellow shoulder, a red fixing, and a blue tip.
It is limited to a couple of separate territories in the dry northern regions of the nation. Its past spread possibly included Curaçao and Aruba, however in the latter it was wiped out around 1950. It is the main species in the range adjusted only to dry lands.
Green macaw
It is a striking animal of extraordinary size measuring somewhere in the range of 70 to 85 cm. His shading is dim green, with a red headband. Part of the face is unfeathered with fine streaks of earthy and red.
The wings have a blue end, as does the tail, which is long and pointed with a red fixing in the center. It is seen most of the time alone, two by two, or in huge herds.
It is located in the tropical and moderately hot districts from northern Mexico to South America. It has a deeply divided transport and with small populations categorized by three subspecies.
Grey-headed Goat
Flamboyant shading winged animal measuring 14 cm long. The crown, hair, and sides of the head are dark, and the ribbed crown is dark. A short white supraciliary line stands out on the forehead.
The throat and underside are bright yellow, as are the legs, although the latter are slightly paler than the stomach. Endemic species of Venezuela located in the Turimiquire mountain, in southwestern Monagas and Sucre, somewhere in the range of 1.200 and 2.440 m above sea level.
The explicit regions where it has been accounted for include the Peonía slope, the Turimiquire slope and the areas that encompass it, an espresso coffee farm in La Trinidad, the Los Palmares region near San Antonio, the Macanilla slope, Las Cumbres of San Bonifacio, Cerro Negro and the neighborhoods of Caripe.
It lives in the forest of cloud forests with the thick impeccable undergrowth and occasionally in the semi degraded espresso forests.
sickle-billed anteater
It is a small animal 16 cm long, an individual of a family that is clearly identifiable by different congeners and that barely includes a single species. It is dark and faint, and on the throat, chest, wings and tail, it has a more intense coloration.
Its transportation carried out is restricted to a couple and disconnected regions in Colombia and Venezuela. In Colombia it is located to the north, west, focus and east of the Andes in the mountains of Puerto Valdivia, San Lucas and Cesar, and the Samaná stream. In Venezuela, he lives in the extraordinary northwest of the nation, specifically in the valley of the Negro River in the Sierra de Perijá.
black digloss
Small flying creature that matches 14 cm long. It has a characteristic nose, caught at its end, which it uses to cross flowers to obtain the nectar and insects it cares for. The plumage of the male is constantly dark, with axillary feathers and little white pectoral crest. The female of the species is faint earthy on the back and like a yellowish olive on the gut.
It is an impressive genus located in Venezuelan lands. It is limited to the Cordillera de la Costa Oriental, in the Turimiquire massif, on the outskirts of the Anzoátegui courses, specifically in Cerro Negro and Cumbres de San Bonifacio, but in recent times it has not been counted in Cerro Turimiquire.
Likewise, it is found further east, in the isolated mounds of the Paria landmass, in the state of Sucre, specifically in Cerro El Humo. On the Paria landmass, the species was not known until 1989, when Macuro was nearby.
multicolored parakeet
Medium-sized parakeet estimated to be 24 cm. Recognizable by reddish-bronze on front of face and pinkish crown, with paler stomach. The beak is grayish blue. The eyes are earthy reddish to greenish yellow.
The rest of its plumage on the back and chest is dark green, with red shoulders and blue folds. Fly high on the forest canopy, in families ranging from 5 to 30 creatures.
