Few of my most favorite birds from the Atlantic forest of Brazil!
The Atlantic forest is estimated originally to have covered 1.09 million km2 (Brown and Brown 1992, Fearnside 1996), but a large proportion of this is the forest of the interior slopes of the continental divide. Indeed, Dinerstein et al. (1995) defined the Atlantic forest as comprising two ecoregions: the coastal Atlantic forest (233,266 km2) and the interior Atlantic forest (803,908 km2).
The Atlantic Forest region of Southeast Brazil is jam-packed full of amazingly colorful and confiding endemic bird species. The Atlantic Forest stretches for 1,500 square miles along the coast of Brazil, teeming with a vast array of plants, birds, and other wildlife.
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