Plumbeous Sierra Finch
The plumbeous sierra finch (Geospizopsis unicolor) is a species of bird in the family Thraupidae. It is found in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical high-altitude grassland and pastureland.
Sangay National Park
Cebadas, Ecuador
+39 birds+7 mammals
Where the eastern slopes of the Ecuadorian Andes plummet toward the Amazon basin, a landscape of startling contrasts unfolds across […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKAntisana National Park
Quijos, Ecuador
+141 birds+21 mammals
Where the Andes spine rises above 4,700 meters, volcanic peaks pierce perpetual cloud forests in Ecuador’s eastern cordillera. This sprawling […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKCotopaxi National Park
Mulaló, Ecuador
+12 birds+7 mammals
Where volcanic ash meets montane forest, the landscape transforms across nearly 500 square kilometers of Ecuador’s most dramatic terrain. Cotopaxi […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKCajas National Park
Cuenca, Ecuador
+100 birds+10 mammals
Where granite peaks pierce the Andean cloud forest between 3,150 and 4,450 meters, more than 270 glacial lakes catch the […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural Chingaza National Park
Junín, Colombia
150+ birds
Where the Andes rise steeply above the Bogotá plateau, cloud forests cling to slopes that oscillate between mist-shrouded valleys and […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural el Cocuy National Park
Güicán, Colombia
+139 birds+13 mammals
Where snow-capped peaks pierce the Colombian highlands at over 5,000 metres, a landscape of stark geological drama unfolds across nearly […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural Sumapaz National Park
Cubarral, Colombia
150+ birds+12 mammals
Where páramo grasslands rise and mists cling to crystalline peaks, one of South America’s most biodiverse mountain reserves unfolds across […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKHuascarán National Park
Independencia, Peru
+108 birds+9 mammals
Where granite peaks thrust above 6,000 metres and perpetual snowfields feed glacial torrents, the Andes reveal their most dramatic architecture. […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSalar del Huasco National Park
Pica, Chile
+37 birds+4 mammals
Where the Andes descend into Chile’s far north, vast salt flats shimmer beneath crystalline skies, framed by volcanic peaks that […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKTorres del Paine National Park
Torres del Paine, Chile
+101 birds+11 mammals
Torres del Paine National Park (IUCN 2) is a protected area in Chile. It covers approximately 4,106 km². This hotspot […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKLauca National Park
Putre, Chile
+106 birds+14 mammals
Where the Andes pierce the Chilean altiplano at heights exceeding 4,500 meters, a landscape of extraordinary geological drama unfolds across […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKPatagonia National Park
Cochrane, Chile
+92 birds+12 mammals
Where granite towers pierce the Patagonian sky and turquoise rivers carve through windswept steppe, one of South America’s most dramatic […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKReserva Nacional las Vicuñas
Putre, Chile
+53 birds+6 mammals
Where the Andes plateau rises into crystalline air, vast salt flats and rocky scrubland stretch across nearly 4,200 square kilometers […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSalar de Surire Natural Monument
Putre, Chile
+18 birds+1 mammals
Where the Andes plateau flattens into a vast white expanse, one of South America’s most austere salt flats commands the […]
VIEW NATURAL MONUMENTLos Cardones National Park
Argentina
+59 birds+7 mammals
Where the Andes descend into northwestern Argentina’s high-altitude plateaus, cardón cacti rise like sentinels across a landscape of austere beauty. […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNahuel Huapi National Park
Argentina
+120 birds+30 mammals
Where granite peaks plunge into crystalline alpine lakes, the southern Andes create one of South America’s most dramatic wilderness theaters. […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKLos Alerces National Park
Argentina
+55 birds
Where temperate rainforests give way to glacial lakes and ancient monkey puzzle forests, Argentina’s southwestern treasure unfolds across 3,007 square […]
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