
Harpy Eagle Birding in Guyana: A Wilderness Experience at Mapari Camp
Guyana has a way of making birding feel like much more than searching for a list of species. Forest, rivers and savannah stretch across large
We just can’t get enough of Andrew’s stunning wildlife photography. Here he catches an Amazonian Royal Flycatcher (Onychorhynchus coronatus) near Surama in Guyana’s Rupununi region.
Guyana is regarded as one of the world’s best birdwatching venues with more than 800 species identified and numerous IBA’s. Thousands of acres of unspoiled primary rainforest, butted up against the Rupununi Savannahs, make for a stunning ecosystem that will keep bird watchers and photographers on their toes.
Check out more of Andrew’s remarkable work on his Facebook page.

Guyana has a way of making birding feel like much more than searching for a list of species. Forest, rivers and savannah stretch across large

Wilderness Explorers attended Global Birdfair 2026 from 10–12 July at Lyndon Top near Rutland Water in the United Kingdom as part of the Guyana Tourism

Guyana is one of South America’s most rewarding destinations for birdwatchers. Its Atlantic coastal wetlands, mangrove-lined rivers, lowland rainforest, forested highlands and open savannahs support
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