The Amazon region is home to a wide array of wading birds. Some are transitory migrants while others are permanent residents. One of our favorites, the Capped Heron (Pilherodius pileatus), falls into the latter category. Endemic to the neotropical region, this lovely bird is found from central Panama south across most of tropical South America. Capped Herons tend to be loners and they tend to be shy, so seeing one is always special.
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