Great Kiskadee bird in Iguazu National Park in Argentina. The Great Kiskadee (Pitangus sulphuratus) is found primarily in the Americas, from the southern United States down to Argentina. It is a member of the tyrant flycatcher family (Tyrannidae) and is known for its distinctive appearance and loud calls.
Located in the province of Misiones, Argentina lies a sub-tropical rain forest dissected by the Iguazu River. This forest...
View of a stork standing on a rock at Argentina’s Iguazu National Park. Storks are wading birds and can...
View of some falls in Iguazu National Park. The falls cascade down different plateaus within subtropical rainforest in the...
The South American Coati is a mammal native to Central and South America, including Argentina. This one was seen...
View of a Plush-crested Jay in Iguazu National Park. The bird is also know as Cyanocorax chrysops and is...
View of a small section of the Iguazu River flowing through subtropical rainforest. While the river itself is huge...
While Iguazu Falls is renowned as one of Earth’s most breathtaking natural wonders, the surrounding rainforest within Iguazu National...
Areal view of a the Iguazu rain forest at Iguazu Falls in the northern Argentine province of Misiones. The...
