How would you like to see a lot of bird species in a day? Like, more species than anyone else anywhere has ever seen in a day? Well, a team from Louisiana State University managed to pull that off on 14 October, seeing an astounding 354 species in one day in Peru. Jealous? The website isn’t updated with details yet (probably because they must be recovering) but check back in a day or two and I am sure that they will have a host of stories to share about an amazing day’s birding!
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Incredible!
I have to wonder how you even register that many species in a single day. After 200 my mind would close down