The objective of this section is to provide a photographic guide for the population, to help national and international public to meet and get to know some of the different resident and migratory birds of El Salvador, and enjoy their beauty and majesty.
(This section is currently under construction. We hope to have it ready for you very soon)
Scientific Name:
Amazona auropalliata
English Name:
Yellow-naped Amazon
Local Name:
Lora nuca amarilla
Habitat:
General open areas
Seasonality:
Resident
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
Endangered
Conservation Status UICN:
Vulnerable
Scientific Name:
Glacidium brasilianum
English Name:
Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl
Local Name:
Aurora
Habitat:
General open areas
Seasonality:
Resident
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Pteroglossus torquatus
English Name:
Collared Aracari
Local Name:
Tucancillo collarejo
Habitat:
General forest lowlands
Seasonality:
Resident
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
N/E
Scientific Name:
Aulacorhynchus prasinus
English Name:
Northern Emerald Toucanet
Local Name:
Tucán esmeralda
Habitat:
General forest highlands
Seasonality:
Resident
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
Threatened
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Piranga rubra
English Name:
Summer Tanager
Local Name:
Tángara veranera
Habitat:
General forest
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
N/E
Scientific Name:
Passerina ciris
English Name:
Painted Bunting
Local Name:
Colorín siete colores
Habitat:
General open areas
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
Threatened
Conservation Status UICN:
Almost threatened
Scientific Name:
Cardellina pusilla
English Name:
Wilson´s Warbler
Local Name:
Chipe de Wilson
Habitat:
General forests
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
N/E
Scientific Name:
Vireo solitarius
English Name:
Blue-headed Vireo
Local Name:
Vireo solitario
Habitat:
General forests
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Geothlypis tolmiei
English Name:
MacGillivray´s Warbler
Local Name:
Chipe de tolmei
Habitat:
General open areas
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Setophaga virens
English Name:
Black-throated Green Warbler
Local Name:
Chipe dorsiverde
Habitat:
General forest
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Setophaga ruticilla
English Name:
American Redstart
Local Name:
Chipe norteño
Habitat:
General forests
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Setophaga citrina
English Name:
Hooded Warbler
Local Name:
Chipe encapuchado
Habitat:
General forests
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Cardellina canadensis
English Name:
Canada Warbler
Local Name:
Chipe de canada
Habitat:
General forests
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Mniotilta varia
English Name:
Black-and-White Warbler
Local Name:
Chipe trepador
Habitat:
General forests
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
Minor concern
Scientific Name:
Leiothlypis peregrina
English Name:
Tennessee Warbler
Local Name:
Chipe peregrino
Habitat:
Generalista forests
Seasonality:
Migratory
Conservation Status MARN 2015:
N/E
Conservation Status UICN:
N/E
Bibliography
Garrigues, R., Dean, R. (2014). The Birds of Costa Rica. A Field Guide. Second edition. Cornell University Press.
IUCN (2020). The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2020-2. https://www.iucnredlist.org. ISSN 2307-8235.
Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (MARN). (2015): Listado oficial de especies de vida silvestre amenazadas o en peligro de extinción. Acuerdo Nº 74. Folleto. El Salvador.
Quiteño, H., Abrego, J., Bonilla, M. (2017). Aves de El Salvador. Publicado por Héctor Quiteño, El Salvador, Centroamérica. ISBN 978-99961-0-903-4.
Vallely, A.C., Dyer, D. (2018). Birds of Central America. Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama. Princeton University Press