Birds Observed in Argentina in 2025

I am amazed for a trip, not being a birding trip, I saw 61 different species of birds while visiting Argentina! No surprise then for 37 bird species to be new ones for my life list of birds! Yes!

Here are some of the birds I saw. The Patagonian mockingbird reminded me of mockingbirds at my home. They are constantly calling and changing their calls.

Patagonian mockingbird

An easy gull to identify:

Brown-hooded gull

Shovelers have a distinct bill. I just needed to learn the one I saw is a red shoveler:

Red shoveler

Arriving at a lagoon, I saw this swan and immediately knew it was a new species for me!

Coscoroba swan, the smallest of swan species

I loved looking at this bird’s eye:

Spectacled tyrant

This bird I almost didn’t capture with my camera and knew it would be a new species for me:

Look closely in center for tufted tit-tyrant

I’ve seen ibises, but here was a black-faced ibis:

Black-faced ibis

There were many other birds I photographed; however, I would have loved my larger zoom lens to truly have better photos. Yet, it was not birding trip so I think my smaller zoom did okay! A great trip with my fellow travelers sharing in the joy of seeing birds as we learned about each country we visited. What fun each day! If you missed the birds I saw in Chile, then click here.

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