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Juananu Marsh

This privately owned marsh lies between the towns of Pedernales and Cojimies.  It is fed from the winter rains which fill the marsh area, during the summer months this marsh provides pressure to the underground water system so it literally provides fresh water to most of the nearby areas including the town of Cojimies.

The marsh has also isolated some forest and is home of many birds and howler monkeys.

The only way to visit is to make arrangements through Hotel Coco Solo.

Support Mangrove Action Project and Question you Shrimp on July 26th the Mangrove Action Day.

Support World Water Day on March 22nd and don’t forget about your wetlands on February 2 with World Wetlands Day.

Conservation action in Ecuador regarding mangroves and wetlands here: http://www.ccondem.org.ec

BIRDS of Juananu   Striated Heron Tricolored Heron Little-blue Heron Juvenile Yellow-crowned Night Heron Cocoi Heron Wood Stork Great Egret Least Grebe Pied Grebe Fulvous Whistling Duck Black-bellied Whistiling Duck Masked Duck Snail Kite Pearled Kite Roadside Hawk Long Wattled Jacana Common Gallinule Juvenile Purple Gallinule Juvenile Spooted Sandpiper Greater Yellowlegs Royal Tern Ecuadorian Ground Dove Pallid Dove Grooved-billed Ani Rufous Hummingbird Lineated Woodpecker Ringed Kingfisher Green Kingfisher Short-tailed Field Tyrant Tropical Kingbird Social Flycatcher Peruvian Meadowlark Seeadeater SP Seeadeater SP Howler Monkey

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