Below you see its distribution in the wild:
Monday, 29 August 2011
Slick as a whistle
The whistling heron is another bird you can find in Venezuelan and some other areas of South America. The one in the picture is from Uruguay, so it must whistle with a very funny accent.
Below you see its distribution in the wild:
Below you see its distribution in the wild:
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Keep up the posts on the bichos, Kepler. Good work.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Boludo. More posts on bichos to come, bichos of different types.
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