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| ENDEMIC BIRD TRAIL |
| ADVENTOURS is a local fully licensed tour operator with all necessary permits and endorsements to offer our tours in the Archipelago of Puerto Rico. Our birding trips are in charge of Puerto Rican Guides who know the avifauna of our country. Our Guides and partners are certified by the Puerto Rico Tourism Board. We operate tourism that fosters understanding, appreciation and conservation of our unique Natural and Cultural Heritage. We operate in a socially and environmentally responsible manner. We promote the welfare of birds and their environment. We follow ABA, Green Globe 21, and APIE principles for wildlife observation. |
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| PUERTO RICAN ENDEMIC AVIFAUNA |

| PUERTO RICAN PARROT |
| This private birding program is offered for a maximum of 4 people. Since we live in Puerto Rico, we stop for birds in areas less visited by touristic birding groups, where we know we will find our endemics. Our Guides know the sites, and how to identify the birds by hearing them. For our Endemic Bird Trail we use a 2008 4x4 Honda Pilot. This birding program will be lead by AdveTours´ owner, Hilda Morales, who is a Certified Interpretive Guide and Certified Driver Guide. Larger groups are welcome. |
| We invite you to learn more about our endemic avifauna. Please use the links provided on the left column. If you have a special birding request, drop us an email at your convenience. |
| HOW TO USE THIS SECTION |
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| The Wilson Bulletin of Ornithology has recognized the Loggerhead Kingbird as a new endemic species for Puerto Rico. |

| Depending on the taxonomy group you follow, we have from 18 to 19 endemic species. This section includes the 19 endemic species. A link to the endemic subspecies of Puerto Rico will be added in the future. |