Birds of Panama: The Amazing Birds that Bridge the Americas

Throughout history, Panama has functioned as a land bridge connecting North and South America, facilitating the movement of diverse animal and bird species. It is also a central feature of bird migration because of its unique location and shape, which creates a funnel-like effect on bird migration. Take a break from the winter blues and discover some of Panama’s remarkable wildlife, including vibrant toucans, majestic hawks, slow moving sloths, and playful monkeys.

Bio
Justin Barrett is the president of the Nasketucket Bird Club, which hosts monthly meetings and bird walks in the south coast community. In his day job at Manomet Conservation Sciences – an organization whose mission is to make a better world for birds through research, conservation, and education – he handles day-to-day operations in Development.