Mexico's Biodiversity Hotspots
Venture into Mexico's diverse ecoregions.
High-altitude pine and cloud forests, lowland jungles, mangrove beaches and hot deserts.
Each with different species and unique moments to experience.
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Baja California
West and South Sierras
Northeast Mexico
The Baja Ecoregions offer a wonderful mix of habitats. From mudflats and dry scrub
to the high elevation forests at the extremes
of the peninsula, it is a landscape
with stark contrasts not to miss.
West Mexico and Oaxaca are endemic hotspots. A mix of humid jungles and scrub valleys have created unique habitats
for wildlife to adapt and thrive in.
Mixing sprawling cities with natural wonders, the region hosts a variety of endemics and semi-endemics, as well as sitting in one
of the most important migratory corridors
in the country.
With Darío, difficult became easy.
Fabián Velásquez, Veracruz, MX
Target Bird: Worthen's Sparrow (CR)
Stories
Darío is an excellent birdwatcher, very knowledgeable and with an incredible attitude. On a two-day trip with him to General Zaragoza and several towns in southern Nuevo León, we managed to observe 91 species, including my two main targets: the Military Macaw and the Blue Mockingbird. In addition, the cabins where we stayed made the experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommended.
Diego Pino, Cali, Colombia
Targets: Military MacaW
Not only is Dario THE most knowledgeable birder I know, he taught
me fundamentals on photography that
I’d never seen anywhere else.
I can’t recommend him enough.
One tour with this guy and you could elevate your photography skills
to the next level.
Do not miss!
Juan Carlos Padilla, Monterrey, MX
Targets: Excellent Photos
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