Nature
Ecological Diversity & The Human Threat
Mindo is a biologically diverse region in the Cloud Forest of Ecuador and home to over 450 different species of birds. The flora and fauna of Mindo cannot be described with words, you need to see it to believe it.
Yellow-Throated Tucan
(www.birdwatchingdaily.org)
Umbrella Bird
(www.findspecies.org)
Quetzal
(www.theroadlesstravelled.com)
Booted Racket-Tail
(www.ebird.org)
Black-Tailed Trainbearer
(www.leica-nature-blog.com)
Scaled Fruiteater
(www.ebird.org)
Plate-Billed Mountain Tucan
(www.zentravellers.com)
Amazonian Royal Flycatcher
(www.Animalencyclopedia.info)
Cock of the Rock
(www.sandiegozoo.com)
Giant Antpitta
(www.focusingonwildlife.com)
Puma
(www.ecuador-discover.com)
Jaguarundi
(www.elelur.com)
Glass Frog
(www.nhptv.org)
Paca
(www.animals.fandom.com)
Three-Toed Sloth
(www.ecuadorforestofclouds.com)
Ecuadorian Capuchin
(www.neprimateconservancy.org)
False Coral
(www.wallpapersdsc.net)
Oncillo
(www.viewbug.com)
Tree Ferns
(www.tcf.bh.cornell.edu)
Masdevallia Orchid
(www.orchidkarma.com)
Andean Wax Palm
(www.palmpedia.net)
Bixa Orellana
(www.nature-myview.com)
Bamboo
(www.nfinda.wordpress.com)
Abutilon Striatum
(www.toptropicals.com)
Oncidium Orchid
(www.sarusandaorchid.com)
Stelis Orchid
(www.aboutorchids.com)
Pitch Apple (Clusia rosea)
(www.mindenpictures.com)
Palicourea
(www.toptropicals.com)
Mimosa albida
(www.hablemosdeflores.com)
Guava