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James Lowen | profile | all galleries >> South American wildlife >> Argentina birds - passerines tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Argentina birds - passerines

Photographs of passerines (i.e. small, perching birds) taken in Argentina, 2006-8. To aid navigation, I have divided the portfolio in to several sub-galleries, treating different groups of passerines.

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Furnariids (ovenbirds)
:: Furnariids (ovenbirds) :: 		Antbirds & tapaculos
:: Antbirds & tapaculos :: 		Tyrant-flycatchers
:: Tyrant-flycatchers :: 		Cotingas to jays
:: Cotingas to jays ::
Pipits to seedeaters
:: Pipits to seedeaters :: 		Warblers to icterids
:: Warblers to icterids ::

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SmartmilToys.com12-Nov-2016 09:44
not so bad...
militaire16-Sep-2015 13:18
Nice work.
Catholique02-Sep-2015 09:04
Nice work.
Lennaert Steen13-Sep-2009 10:59
Wonderfull pictures. In february it will be my first time in Argentina. I hope to make some pictures as at this site.
Thanks for sharing. I learnt a lot of the Argentina birds.
Aat Bender08-Jul-2009 17:31
An excellent gallery of Argentina birds, congratulations!
Simon A 03-Jul-2008 10:07
Fabulous site and really helpful as going to be in Argentina in September. Thanks
kenindfw23-May-2008 23:24
Wonderful collection v
Guest 01-Aug-2007 22:50
Very nice collection. Makes yearn for Argentina again and I am gonna be back. Nice to see that you shot some birds in places that I have been to as well, like the Guira Cuckoos in Buenos Aires, near the protected wetland.

Cheers!

Erwin van Maanen
Carl Baggott20-Jul-2007 18:27
I enjoyed looking at your photos; especially as the species are unknown to me - great work.
gujfadsui 22-Feb-2007 00:22
you need more pictures of the national bird. but great pictures
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