Birds from Coahuila, Mexico

This concise yet thorough survey brings the avian world of Coahuila to life, guiding listeners through a landscape that ranges from lofty, tree‑line peaks to the flat expanses of the low desert. The region’s remarkable variety of habitats supports an impressive roster of birds—over three hundred species have been documented, with many more likely awaiting discovery.

Built on a foundation of five hundred museum specimens, the narrative weaves together the diligent work of numerous collectors and the careful observations of field experts. Each entry notes where the bird was found, its breeding status, and how it fits into the broader tapestry of North American and Mexican birdlife, offering a clear picture of both resident and migratory species.

For anyone fascinated by feathered travelers or the natural history of northern Mexico, this guide offers a vivid, data‑rich portrait that feels like a guided walk across Coahuila’s diverse terrain, spotlighting the birds that call it home.