Mexico is a country with impressive natural diversity. On its territory there are desert and semi-desert flat areas, swampy tropics, mountain ranges. The country is rich in a huge number of representatives of flora and fauna, in particular its feathered representatives.
More than a thousand species of birds of various genera and families live here. There are water, sea, singing, predatory, nonlethal and many other birds. There are quite rare representatives. For example, Quasar is a very beautiful and unusual bird, which has become a symbol of freedomloving Mexico. And in ancient times, among the Indians of the Mayan tribe, he was completely considered sacred.
Harring throat
Ringe throat
American front
Red-eyed cow troupial
Colored mask trupial
Big-tailed grackle
mexican falcon
Red-faced Amazon
Red-black piranga
Other birds of Mexico
brown-winged chachalaka
White-browed warbler
songbird
Big pitanga
big tail trogon
Melanerpes woodpecker
great egret
Turkey vulture
Snipe
green kingfisher
Kalita
Red-eared parrot
Brown-cap momot
Jamaican Aratinga
Striped Oryturus
red macaw
black penelope
mountain crux
California crested quail
Reddish (woodpecker) poison dart frog
Taraba
white-necked loon
black-billed loon
Wilson’s storm-petrel
dark-backed albatross
White-necked typhoon
black phoebe
crested flycatcher
Tyrann Rogue
Carolina grebe
Grey-cheeked grebe
Texas royal tyrant
Red-billed phaeton
red-tailed phaeton
deltarinhus
brazilian yabiru
American beak
Conclusion
Mexico has many environmental problems that adversely affect the diversity and number of birds. Urbanization, large-scale deforestation, air and water pollution this is an incomplete list of factors unfavorable for nature. It is remarkable that reserves have been created in Mexico and quite successfully protect birds from extinction. Some of them are even under the protection of UNESCO, for example, the Sian Kaan nature reserve on the Yucatan Peninsula. Hunting and fishing activities in such places is prohibited by law.
