Start - Bird song recorded in the wild. - I have always been interested in birds, not always as intensely as now, but they were ever present and had a profound effect upon my life.

Zoophonia

Synallaxis spixi

My name is Juan Pablo. I was born in Uruguay in 1986 and have been blind since birth.


Since childhood I have always had contact with birds. I appreciate them in an unusual way.


Not being able to see birds doesn't mean I don't know them. I observe them in a different way, through their voices.


On this site I intend to showcase the work I have been undertaking with birds since 2002, which since 2005 is stored in the "Arquivo Sonoro Neotropical" (ASN) of the Campinas University - UNICAMP.


When I go out in the field I am accompanied by my father and the necessary equipment to record and enjoy the birds at any moment.



Best wishes    Juan P. Culasso .



Some Examples

Dysithamnus mentalis Plain Antvireo
Columbina squammata Scaled Dove
Amblyramphus holosericeus Scarlet-headed Blackbird
Gnorimopsar chopi Chopi Blackbird

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It contains one hundred thirty-two minutes of recordings and one hundred and twenty-four species.
Synallaxis albilora
Saltator fuliginosus
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Cover Photo

Title: Synallaxis spixi    one of the first contacts... Unforgettable moment! More than just a picture: an event that sticks in my memory. Where: 'Fazenda Taranco' a quiet corner to the west of Montevideu. When: A sunset in early summer. How: Like most beginners, an unplanned event, plain luck.

All this was just the beginning, a decidedly wonderful activity that matures and flourishes with time... and the more time passes, the more absorbing and surprising it becomes.


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