Neotropical Birds of the Yucatán Peninsula by Ernesto Gomez | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

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Photographs of neotropical birds taken in the field by Ernesto Gomez across the Yucatán Peninsula.

Ernesto has worked with Pronatura PY on projects funded by either our North American Wetlands Conservation Act grant program or our Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act grant program for the past few decades. You can learn more about him and see his work featured in the story Neotropical Bird Conservation through the Lens of Ernesto Gomez.

Collage of neotropical birds photographed by Ernesto Gomez. From the left to right: yellow-tailed oriole, two least bittern, boat-billed heron, and an osprey.

Collage of neotropical birds photographed by Ernesto Gomez. From left to right: Wood stork, white morph reddish egret, American flamingo, and a snail kite.

Collage of 4 different bird photographs. From left to right: Crane hawk, Yellow-crowned night heron, a pair of white-fronted amazon, and a reddish egret

Collage of neotropical birds photographed by Ernesto Gomez. From left to right: American pygmy kingfisher, a merlin, a sora, and a black-necked stilt.

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