Arasari fajado (Chestnut-eared Aracari) Pteroglossus castanotis

Arasari fajado (Chestnut-eared Aracari) Pteroglossus castanotis

Hace un tiempo atrás el amigo Amado Martinez rescató un Arasarí fajado que había sufrido un percance chocando contra una ventana de una casa en la zona de la costanera de Posadas.

Luego de tenerlo en su casa alimentándolo esperó hasta el día Sábado siguiente para ir a liberarlo con Willy al Complejo Don Rodolfo en el Cerro Santa Ana.

Las fotos de esta entrada muestran el momento en el que el Arasarí fue liberado en el mismo momento en el que una pequeña bandada de individuos de su especie pasó por el lugar.

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Ken Billington

Ken Billington, a scientist by training held various management positions in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries before retiring in 2006. He founded the Focusing On Wildlife blog and is a passionate supporter of wildlife conservation. Ken lives in Switzerland and loves nothing better than to be out in the field with his camera and lenses.

Ken Billington

Ken Billington, a scientist by training held various management positions in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries before retiring in 2006. He founded the Focusing On Wildlife blog and is a passionate supporter of wildlife conservation. Ken lives in Switzerland and loves nothing better than to be out in the field with his camera and lenses.

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