
Eared Dove
Peru’s abundant open-country dove links a small black cheek mark with spotted wings, reddish legs, and flocks that can expand from a few town birds to moving clouds over crops.
Browse the published Explore collection for Buenos Aires, Argentina. Open a discovery for its field guide, practical details, and background.

Peru’s abundant open-country dove links a small black cheek mark with spotted wings, reddish legs, and flocks that can expand from a few town birds to moving clouds over crops.

The everyday sparrow of Andean villages announces morning with a simple phrase that changes subtly from place to place.

A versatile diving bird found from Pacific harbors to Amazon rivers, often drying its wings on the nearest exposed perch.

The small, vocal hawk of tropical roadsides often watches from a wire or bare branch before dropping onto prey.

A loud, adaptable tropical flycatcher whose name echoes its ringing kis-ka-dee call.

A Brown Rat problem is a route-finding problem: identify the stocky ground-level rat, map fresh sign to food and entry, clean contamination wet, then close the building before measuring whether control worked.

The agile roof-climbing rat of ports and warm cities differs sharply from its heavier, burrowing relative.