Panama Bird
watching
 Panama offers
magnificent bird watching. Due to the country's location between
two continents and its narrow girth, more species of birds inhabit
Panama than anywhere else in Central America. In this country,
many North and South American birds are represented, both native
and migratory.
The famous resplendent quetzal, the three-wattled
bellbird, the harpy eagle and the king vulture are just a few of
the many species that flourish here.
There are locations
for bird watching near Boquete Panama,
on the islands of Bocas del Toro
and near Panama City on the famous
Pipeline Road.
The Gamboa
Rainforest Resort also has excellent bird watching in Panama.
A number of
organizations and companies, like the Panama Audubon Society, can
help assist in planning your bird watching expedition and maximize
your chances of seeing the greatest number of bird species. But
all you really need to do to see birds in Panama is grab a set of
binoculars and head for a trail.
We offer several bird
watching tours, check out our Panama Tours
Section.
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