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<\/a>In the forest board reserves there are areas of riparian, waterlogged, mussununga, marsh and native camp, make the place explode in biodiversity.<\/p>\n Good, but as the focus of this post is photography and birds, let the point: The reservation becomes an unknown amazing when it comes to diversity, we can find there typically Amazonian birds, as the Black-tailed Leaftosser and Collared Trogon, as well as endangered birds like White-winged Cotinga, Black-headed Berryeater, Red-billed Curassow, and others.<\/p>\n It is estimated there are 380 different species of birds in this reserve, becoming the interest of the scientific community, as well as the observers, who consider a place a sanctuary very protected, with efficient team of guards 24 hours a day.<\/p>\n You can\u2019t talk about the Vale Nature Reserve without mention the iconic Rufous-vented Ground-Cuckoo, a ghost of the forest, rarely seen and barely heard. The region is the only home of the subspecies dulcis (Neomorphus geoffroyi).<\/p>\n Other interesting birds are woodcreepers, abundant in all the reserve, especially Buff-throated Woodcreeper and Wedge-billed Woodcreeper, because they are just find in this area of southeast.<\/p>\n They, as all woodcreepers, follow the eyre of ants, that leave the insects desperate to escape, becoming easy for them prey. I made a short video showing how the thousands of ants make eyre gathered in the woods and the sound they produce to move like an army on the march.<\/p>\n