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Named for its rolling hills, the Hill Country’s landscape is shaped by aquifers and springs that channel groundwater. These essential waters are home to several

Birds of the Riviera Nayarit Identification Guide

Nayarit is the foremost birding area in western Mexico, harboring more than 530 species of birds including 45 endemics. This quick guide presents the illustrations of more than 140 species of birds common to the Riviera Nayarit region, including 21 endemic species.

Birds of Puerto Vallarta Identification Guide

Located in the center of the Bay of Banderas, Puerto Vallarta is surrounded by a variety of ecosystems that are home to many endemic bird species. This quick guide presents the illustrations of more than 135 species of birds common to the region, including 20 endemic species.

Sea Turtles of Mexico Identification Guide

The coasts and seas of Mexico are inhabited by six of the seven species of sea turtles of the world and all are classified as endangered. This quick guide presents the illustrations of six species and one subspecies of sea turtles found in Mexico.

Birds of Los Tuxtlas Identification Guide

The region of Los Tuxtlas is unique to Mexico since it is formed by a series of extinct volcanoes whose slopes are covered by cloud forest, medium evergreen rainforest and dry tropical rainforest which are inhabited by more than 485 species of birds. This quick guide presents the illustrations of 150 species of birds common to Los Tuxtlas.

Common Birds of Los Cabos, BCS Identification Guide

Los Cabos is located at the tip of the Peninsula of Baja California, surrounded by desert and thorn brush ecosystems, with some estuaries along the coastline. There are more than 400 species of birds in the state with 6 endemics to Mexico. This quick guide presents illustrations of 102 species of birds found commonly around the Los Cabos region.

Birds of Huatulco National Park Identification Guide

The Huatulco National Park has the finest preserved tropical dry rainforest in Mexico, an spectacular ecosystem that changes dramatically between the rainy and dry seasons which harbors many endemic species like the Citreoline Trogon, Orange-breasted Bunting or the Goldencheeked Woodpecker.This quick guide presents the illustrations of 115 species of birds common to the Huatulco National Park, including 13 species of endemic birds.

Common Birds of Bahia Magdalena, BCS Identification Guide

Magdalena Bay is a natural reserve for birds with its many islands, estuaries and channels. The bay is protected from the Pacific ocean waves by the islands of Magdalena and Santa Margarita. This quick guide presents illustrations of more than 100 species of birds found commonly around Magdalena Bay.

Common Birds of Guerrero Negro, BCS Identification Guide

Guerrero Negro in Baja California Sur is known for its marine lagoons that are the foremost calving site of the grey whale. Yet an impressive array of more than 200 bird species inhabits the area which is the most important wintering site for migrants like the red knot, marbled godwit, short-billed dowitcher, brant goose as well as many others and one of the most important breeding sites for the osprey. This quick guide presents illustrations of more than 100 species of birds found commonly around Guerrero Negro.

Cetaceans of Baja California Sur Identification Guide

Mexico harbors 45% of all cetacean species (whales, beaked whales, dolphins and porpoises) in the world, and the state of Baja California Sur registers 33% of the total species found in the country. This quick guide presents the illustrations of 27 species of cetaceans found in Baja California Sur.
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