Where can you see the Yellow-crowned Tyrannulet?
Some of the best places to see the Yellow-crowned Tyrannulet in the wild include Soberanía National Park (Panama), Anavilhanas National Park (Brazil) and Mapinguari National Park (Brazil) — among 7 wildlife hotspots across Colombia, Panama and Brazil. Every hotspot below shows real sighting data and the best seasons to visit.
Amacayacu National Park
Leticia, Colombia
+133 birds+29 mammals
Where the Amazon’s dark waters merge with flooded forest and terra firme upland, five thousand square kilometres of pristine wilderness […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKAnavilhanas National Park
Brazil
+132 birds+30 mammals
Where the Rio Negro braids into a labyrinth of islands and waterways, one of the Amazon’s most pristine archipelagos unfolds […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKMapinguari National Park
Brazil
+120 birds+30 mammals
Where the Amazon’s southwestern frontier meets the Xingu Basin, vast tracts of pristine tropical forest rise and fall across nearly […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKMarino Golfo de Chiriquí National Park
Boca Chica, Panama
+94 birds+8 mammals
Where mangrove-fringed islands emerge from turquoise shallows and volcanic peaks anchor the horizon, Panama’s Gulf of Chiriquí reveals one of […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural Uramba Bahía Málaga National Park
Buenaventura, Colombia
+75 birds+4 mammals
Where misty lowland rainforest plunges into the Pacific’s embrace, a 990-square-kilometre sanctuary guards one of Colombia’s most biodiverse coastal ecosystems. […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKNatural Utría National Park
Alto Baudó (Pie de Pató), Colombia
+144 birds+15 mammals
Where the Chocó rainforest plunges headlong into the Pacific, a pristine coastal wilderness unfolds across 1,287 square kilometers of Colombia’s […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSoberanía National Park
Cristóbal, Panama
+132 birds+30 mammals
Where the Chagres River cuts through lowland tropical forest mere kilometres from Panama City’s skyline, one of Central America’s most […]
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