BirdLife International and Avibase just dropped the official rankings for the top 20 countries with the highest bird diversity. Colombia leads with 1,960 species, followed by Peru at 1,870 and Brazil with 1,830. Indonesia sits fourth with 1,730, Ecuador has 1,660, Bolivia holds 1,430, and Venezuela rounds out the top seven with 1,410. China is next at 1,340, India follows with 1,300, and DR Congo finishes the top ten with 1,180. The list continues with Mexico (1,120), Kenya (1,110), Argentina (1,090), Tanzania (1,060), Myanmar (1,060), Uganda (1,040), United States (1,020), Panama (1,010), Thailand (1,010), and South Africa closing it out at 860.
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BirdLife International and Avibase just dropped the official rankings for the top 20 countries with the highest bird diversity. Colombia leads with 1,960 species, followed by Peru at 1,870 and Brazil with 1,830. Indonesia sits fourth with 1,730, Ecuador has 1,660, Bolivia holds 1,430, and Venezuela rounds out the top seven with 1,410. China is next at 1,340, India follows with 1,300, and DR Congo finishes the top ten with 1,180. The list continues with Mexico (1,120), Kenya (1,110), Argentina (1,090), Tanzania (1,060), Myanmar (1,060), Uganda (1,040), United States (1,020), Panama (1,010), Thailand (1,010), and South Africa closing it out at 860.
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