Birds of the Atlantic Forest

The Atlantic Forest is one of the most biodiverse forests in the world.

The Atlantic forest is a forest that runs down the east coast of Brazil. The forest harbours a vast range of species, including almost 1,000 bird species.

This gallery features some of my favourite moments photographing the birdlife of this special area.


Marcio Conrado
Marcio Conrado
Experienced video producer from Brazil, degree in Communication.


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