Where can you see the Tropical Gnatcatcher?
Some of the best places to see the Tropical Gnatcatcher in the wild include Yasuní National Park (Ecuador), Morrocoy National Park and Sete Cidades National Park (Brazil) — among 13 wildlife hotspots across Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. Every hotspot below shows real sighting data and the best seasons to visit.
Anavilhanas National Park
Brazil
+468 birds+8 mammals
Across the Rio Negro in central Amazonas, an archipelago of over a thousand islands rises from the world's largest rainforest river system, creating a labyrinth of…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKCatimbau National Park
Brazil
+118 birds+6 mammals
Where sandstone plateaus rise from the semi-arid scrublands of northeastern Brazil, Catimbau National Park unfolds across more than 1,000 square kilometres of geological drama and surprising…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKJaú National Park
Brazil
+354 birds+3 mammals
Vast floodplain forests and blackwater rivers define this remote corner of western Amazonas, where the Rio Negro and its tributaries have carved an intricate mosaic of…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKMorrocoy National Park
Municipio Silva
+290 birds
Where the Caribbean coast of northwestern Venezuela meets protected coastal waters, a mosaic of mangrove forests, sandy beaches, and coral reef systems defines Morrocoy National Park.…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural Bahía Portete Kaurrele National Park
Colombia
+80 birds
Where the Caribbean coast of La Guajira rises to meet arid scrubland and seasonal wetlands, Natural Bahía Portete Kaurrele National Park spans 251 square kilometres of…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural Farallones de Cali National Park
Buenaventura, Colombia
+733 birds+27 mammals
Where the Pacific coastal plain meets the western slopes of the Andes, Farallones de Cali National Park sprawls across nearly 3,500 square kilometers of dramatic topography…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural Sierra de la Macarena National Park
Vista Hermosa, Colombia
+566 birds+15 mammals
Across nearly 20,000 square kilometres of Colombia's Meta Department, the terrain rises from lowland savanna into Andean foothills through a mosaic of gallery forests, palm-fringed wetlands,…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSerra da Capivara National Park
Brazil
+156 birds+6 mammals
Across the semi-arid plateaus and deeply incised canyons of northeastern Brazil, where Piauí's ancient sandstone formations rise and fall in weathered waves, Serra da Capivara National…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSerra do Teixeira National Park
Brazil
+160 birds+5 mammals
Rugged plateaus and deep escarpments define this 3,112-square-kilometre sweep of the Brazilian Northeast, where the crystalline bedrock of the Borborema Plateau rises abruptly from the surrounding…
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