Bird Watching Buenos Aires, a current and free way of ecotourism in the middle of the city!
Doing bird watching as leisure is a great way to go sightseeing, especially to get to know unusual places. Even if you think that Buenos Aires is a great city, you will be surprised by the amount of natural spaces it has, as well as a great variety of options to enjoy that nature.
Here, we are going to tell you the best places to observe the beauty of Argentine birds and delight you with their flight.
Let’s see where to do the best Bird Watching Buenos Aires:
Ecological Reserve
Cradle of a huge number of native and exotic species. In total, it has an approximate of 343 varieties of birds. At the same time, it is the most important and large nature reserve in the city. It was declared an Important Area for Bird Conservation. In addition, you will be able to do a bird watching with the guide of specialists on the subject. Here we tell you more about this wonderful space that you cannot miss visiting!
February 3 Park
Located in Palermo, in the heart of the city, it has a great variety of bird species. In addition, it is a huge space that will offer you many different activities, as well as, given its location, you will be very close to a huge variety of places to visit. Here we leave you a note about this beautiful natural lung and other areas of Palermo.
Sarmiento Park
In the heart of the Saavedra neighborhood, a not very touristy area of the city, is this immense park full of natural spaces. It generates an ideal environment for the life of flora and fauna in the middle of the city. Here, you will be able to see many species of birds, in addition to having endless activities to do. A great space to enjoy. Here we leave you a note so that you know more about this Park.
Bernardino Rivadavia Museum of Natural Sciences
If your interest is to delve more in depth about these wonderful animals, we recommend you to visit the Museum, which has a Bird Room specifically. Here you will find five natural spaces in the country, plus you will be able to hear the singing of 50 different species of birds from Argentina. Here we leave you the
information about the Museum so that you are informed of protocols and schedules.
In addition to these spaces, there are several organizations that have and offer their own tours. But, the most important thing is that, in each walk you do, you allow yourself to explore the spaces and pay attention. Here we leave you two websites so you can get in touch with experts: Bird Watchers Club (Club de Observadores de Aves) and Argentine Birds (Aves Argentinas).
