White-winged Guan
White-winged Guan
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The White-winged Guan is a Critically Endangered cracid, endemic to the dry forests of northwestern Peru. It is easily recognized by the striking white primary feathers on its wings, which contrast with its dark body.
Where to spot
Endemic to highly fragmented dry deciduous forests and ravines in northwestern Peru, mainly within designated conservation areas.
How to spot
Its distinctive white wing patches are key to identification, especially in flight. Observation requires visiting its specific, limited habitat and often local expertise due to its rarity.
When to spot
Active primarily in the early morning and late afternoon, though can be seen foraging throughout the day. Observable year-round.
Where to spot
Endemic to highly fragmented dry deciduous forests and ravines in northwestern Peru, mainly within designated conservation areas.
How to spot
Its distinctive white wing patches are key to identification, especially in flight. Observation requires visiting its specific, limited habitat and often local expertise due to its rarity.
When to spot
Active primarily in the early morning and late afternoon, though can be seen foraging throughout the day. Observable year-round.
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Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Thought to be extinct for a century, the White-winged Guan was dramatically rediscovered in 1977, sparking intense conservation efforts for this rare species.
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