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Birds of Cameroon

There are close to 1000 species of birds that live in Cameroon. The reason for this high density of birds can be explained if one considers that Cameroon is often considered a “miniature Africa�

Birds of Cambodia

Cambodia is home to over 500 birds in its seasonal tropical forests. However, the country also has the highest rate of deforestation, so most of the birds living there are at risk. Noted rare speci

Birds of Burundi

Burundi is one of the smallest nations in Africa, where most of the population is engaged in agricultural work. This has led to widespread deforestation and, consequently, a decrease in wildlife. H

Birds of Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso is a West African country home to over 500 birds. This includes the rare Egyptian Vulture, which the IUCN has classified as "Endangered." The avian species that live here are genera

Birds of Bulgaria

Bulgaria has one of the highest biodiversity levels of any European nation. Naturally, this also indicates a high population of birds. So many avian species have thrived in the nation because of th

Birds of Brunei

Brunei is a small nation with an area of 2,226 sq mi, but it is home to over 500 avian species. Most of the nation is covered in lowland rainforests with a temperate climate. There isn't a

Birds of Brazil

Brazil is home to nearly 1900 birds, with more being discovered constantly. For instance, in 2013, 15 new avian species were discovered, including five antbirds, four woodcreepers, three tyrants, o

Birds of Botswana

Botswana is home to over 600 avian species, with even potentially more to be found as unconfirmed reports of certain birds require verification. The country's most unique type of avifauna is the sh

Birds of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Despite occupying only an overall area of 19,768 sq. mi, Bosnia and Herzegovina is home to over 320 species of birds. A significant contributing factor to such a wide variety of avifauna is the div

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