Where can you see the Red-legged Cormorant?
Some of the best places to see the Red-legged Cormorant in the wild include Monte León National Park (Argentina), Chiloé National Park (Chile) and Archipiélago Juan Fernández National Park (Chile) — among 5 wildlife hotspots across Chile and Argentina. Every hotspot below shows real sighting data and the best seasons to visit.
Archipiélago Juan Fernández National Park
San Juan Bautista, Chile
+31 birds+2 mammals
Granite peaks rise abruptly from the South Pacific off the Chilean coast, their weathered slopes studded with native woodland and sweeping down to coves where seabirds…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKChiloé National Park
Dalcahue, Chile
+122 birds+6 mammals
Temperate rainforest cloaks the Chiloé archipelago's northwestern reaches, where granite ridges thrust through dense, moisture-laden canopy and freshwater streams carve ravines toward the Pacific. Across approximately…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKCorcovado National Park
Chaitén, Chile
+39 birds+1 mammals
Where temperate rainforest meets the raw Pacific coastline of Chilean Patagonia, Corcovado National Park sprawls across 6,585 square kilometres of some of South America's most pristine…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKMonte León National Park
Argentina
+100 birds+4 mammals
Where the Patagonian steppe meets the Atlantic, Monte León National Park protects a landscape of windswept coastal cliffs, rocky outcrops, and semi-arid grassland spanning over 1,200…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKPan de Azúcar National Park
Chañaral, Chile
+74 birds+4 mammals
Where the Atacama Desert plunges toward the Pacific, Pan de Azúcar National Park sprawls across 727 square kilometres of one of Earth's most extreme transitions—a landscape…
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