LISTS, Lists, lists. Trees. Butterflies. Birds. Fish. You want them, we've got them!

Over the years our guides, visiting scholars, research organizations, guests, and talented local observers have compiled the best lists for birdwatchers and nature lovers of all sorts. We've assembled some of the best checkslists here, and we are also able to provide exclusive access to additional lists to clients who book tours through our office.

For years, Guyana has been gaining a reputation for its prolific birdlife, with more than 800 species of birds from 72 different families identified in Guyana, not to mention many others that remain unidentified or undocumented. Guyana's capital city Georgetown hosts more than 200 species alone. Even casual birders find a sunrise visit to Georgetown's Botanical Gardens a revelation; more serious bird watchers will want to take their binoculars, long lenses, and tick lists with them to the Abary Trail, Mahaica, Garden of Eden, or any number of other great birdwatching spots whose locations are closely guarded secrets of local bird guides.

Three quarters of the region's endemc bird species are found in Guyana, including Blood-colored Woodpecker, Guianan cock-of-the-rock, toco toucan, crimson fruitcrow, caica parrot, little shearwater, little chachalaca, sun parakeet, red-shouldered macaw, Roraima screech-owl, scissor-tailed nightjar, racket-tailed coquette, green aracari, black-spotted barbet, Guianan piculet, ferruginous-backed antbird, Rio Branco antbird, Guianan streaked antwren, olive-green tyrannulet, Guianan red cotinga, crimson-hooded manakin, Cayenne jay, finsch's euphonia, and rose-breasted chat warbler. Birdwatchers should pay a visit to GuyanaBirding.com for even more resources, lists, guides, and maps.

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Recommended selections from our online bookstore

This is the preferred reference for Guyana's birders. Heavy, but extremely handy. Bring a 2nd copy to give to a local guide.
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Author George McGavin is the lively entomologist from the BBC's Lost Land of the Jaguar. This well illustrated guide will help you appreciate the many insects who call the rainforest home. Share an extra copy with your hosts!
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