Listening to birds singing is common even in the city, but doing it while walking through Puerto Vallarta, surrounded by trees and observing the different and colorful species, many of them endemic to Mexico, from where the sound comes, is a unique experience.
It is 7:00 AM and although the weather forecast doesn't favor the sun, that does not discourage the biologist Fernando Romo, guide of the Birds of Paradise Tour, of the company Eco Tours Mexico, who remembers that it is the rainy season which is ideal for nesting birds. Also, it is early when they are . . .
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