[Tweeters] Birding in Brasil

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Scott is absolutely right.  Brasil is fantastic, fabulous birding, delightful people.  Go!

Bob Myhr
360-933-4352


> On Jan 8, 2023, at 4:36 PM, Scott Ramos <nearpost at gmail.com> wrote:

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> I wanted to share some positive feelings about Brasil, its people as well as its wildlife. While the current news is showing turmoil in its politics, there is much more to the country than what is being portrayed in the media. I say this with some license, having lived in the country for over 5 years.

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> Six of us from the Puget Sound region spent 3 weeks on a birding and wildlife tour of Brasil in October 2022. Visiting parts of 3 states, we saw nearly 500 species of birds and many iconic mammals of the Pantanal. Throughout the trip, we always felt welcomed and were shown nothing but warmth and friendliness. Our lodging was not 5 stars but always comfortable, with modern amenities. The food we were served was excellent; the coffee superb. As the trip was nearing its end, and we found it necessary to bend a little to avoid the demonstrations surrounding the outcome of the recent elections, some of our group were already talking about when a return trip might happen. This is a country that has much to offer. I hope others have an opportunity to visit and value.

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> In an effort to share some of the experiences we had and to give ideas about logistics for those considering such a trip, I have written a travelog with discussion of where we went, where we stayed and what we saw and experienced. Maybe it will be of use to others.

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> Brasil 2022 Blog

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> If you're not interested in the stories but would like to sample some images from the trip, you can find my collection on Flickr.

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> Brasil 2022 Flickr album

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> Thanks. And let me know if you have comments or questions.

> Scott Ramos

> Seattle

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