US EditionIn Amazonas They Discover the Species of Bird Number 1,426 Registered in Venezuela: the Masked Tangara #4Jun - El Impulso
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Venezuela adds to its biodiversity with the discovery of the species of bird number 1,426 registered in the country: the masked tangara The entry Discover in Amazonas the species of bird number 1,426 registered in Venezuela: the masked tangara #4Jun was first published in El Impulso.
Venezuelan researchers have confirmed the exciting discovery of a new species of bird for the country: the Tángara Enmascarada (Ramphocelus nigrogularis), raising the total number of species registered in Venezuela to 1,426. This significant finding, released today by Venezolana de Televisión (VTV), occurred in the Amazonas state during the recent celebration of the Global Big Day. The team of ornithologists composed by Luis Rivero, Jhonathan Mi…
Researchers discovered in the state of Venezuela Amazonas (south, bordering Colombia and Brazil) the species of bird number one thousand 426 in the Caribbean country, reported on Tuesday the state channel Venezuelan Television (VTV). On its website, VTV detailed that the so-called "masked tangara" (ramphocellus nigrogularis) was discovered by Luis Rivero, Johnathan Miranda, [...] The entry Researchers discover in the Amazonian state the species …
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