The Iberá Wetlands protect more than 222 wildlife species across almost 1,300,000 hectares of lagoons, marshes, wetlands and palm groves. The mix of water, grassland and forest sustains a density of animals hard to find anywhere else in the country: that is why the Iberá is today a world-class wildlife watching destination.
Each profile covers the species' behaviour, the best time of year and time of day to see it, and the gateways of the Great Park where it lives. To plan the outing and contact the providers at each gateway, there is the Iberá Experience app.
Mammals (23)
🐆 Ocelot
The third-largest cat in Argentina. Its coat of elongated rosettes with brown centers is a…
🐜 Giant Anteater
It eats up to 35,000 ants a day without a single tooth. Reintroduced by Rewilding Argentina…
🐆 Jaguar
The largest cat in the Americas and Critically Endangered in Argentina. Its return to Iberá…
🦦 Coypu
The most charismatic semiaquatic rodent in Iberá. Bright orange incisors and teats set high…
🐻 Southern Tamandua
The tree-dwelling anteater of Iberá. A jet-black vest over a cream body, a 40 cm tongue and a…
🐒 Black Howler Monkey
The largest monkey in Iberá and the most powerful voice of the woodland. Adult males are…
🐱 Puma
The second largest cat in the Americas and the predator that never left Iberá. Uniform tawny…
🦦 Neotropical Otter
The native otter of Iberá. An agile swimmer with a hydrodynamic body, waterproof fur and a…
🦊 Maned Wolf
The largest canid in South America. Neither wolf nor fox: the only member of its genus in the…
🦌 Marsh Deer
The largest deer in South America (up to 150 kg). Vulnerable in Argentina: Iberá is one of…
🦫 Capybara
The largest rodent in the world and the emblematic animal of Iberá. Up to 65 kg of pure…
🦦 Giant Otter
The top aquatic predator of Iberá. The greatest conservation milestone of the park: extinct…
🦌 Pampas Deer
One of the most threatened mammals of Argentina. Extinct across much of its pampas range, its…
🐗 Collared Peccary
A key prey of the jaguar. Its reintroduction was essential to complete the Iberá food chain.
🦌 Gray Brocket Deer
The smallest and shyest deer in Iberá, known locally as viracho or guazuncho. Its straight…
🐢 Six-banded Armadillo
The most diurnal and boldest armadillo in Iberá, also called tatú poyú. A yellowish shell…
🐾 Jaguarundi
The most unusual cat of Iberá. An elongated body, short legs and a small head that make it…
🐢 Nine-banded Armadillo
The large long-nosed armadillo of the Litoral region. Nine bands, a very long tail and a…
🐾 Geoffroy's Cat
The most common wild cat of Iberá. Very similar to a large domestic cat, with circular black…
🦡 Lutrine Opossum
The most striking marsupial in Iberá. A showy cinnamon coat, semiaquatic and nocturnal. An…
🐭 Plains Viscacha
The largest burrowing rodent of Argentina. It lives in colonies of up to 50 individuals with…
🐢 Seven-banded Armadillo
The smallest long-nosed armadillo in Iberá. A globular, grayish shell with 6-7 bands. It…
🦊 Crab-eating Fox
The most common canid of Iberá. Grayish fur with yellowish tints and a black line along the…
Birds (183)
🦜 Red-and-green Macaw
The only place in Argentina with red-and-green macaws in the wild. Flocks of up to 40 birds…
🦤 Greater Rhea
The largest bird in South America. It cannot fly, but runs at 60 km/h using its wings as a…
🐦 Strange-tailed Tyrant
A racket-shaped tail, rare among birds. A grassland specialist of the Southern Cone…
🦢 Southern Screamer
The sentinel of the wetland. Its powerful call alerts all the marsh wildlife to any danger.
🦩 Jabiru
The largest flying bird in Iberá: up to 2.8 m wingspan. A symbol of the great South American…
🦃 Bare-faced Curassow
The largest cracid of Argentina. Extinct in Corrientes for decades, the curassow returned to…
🐦 Giant Wood-Rail
The largest rail of the Iberá. A gray face and reddish nape, a chestnut breast and red legs…
🦩 Wood Stork
The aquatic stork of Iberá. White plumage with black wings and a dark bald head. It flies in…
🐦 Anhinga
The underwater hunter of Iberá. It swims with open wings beneath the water and then spreads…
🐦 Yellow Cardinal
The endangered yellow cardinal. The male is bright yellow with a black crest and breast. One…
🐦 Saffron-cowled Blackbird
The threatened yellow blackbird of the humid grasslands. The male is black and bright yellow…
🐦 Cocoi Heron
The largest heron in Iberá. Bluish-gray plumage with a black and white neck. Its slow…
🐦 Scarlet-headed Blackbird
One of the most photogenic birds of Iberá. Jet-black body with a head, neck, breast and…
🐦 Neotropic Cormorant
The most abundant cormorant in Iberá. It nests in noisy colonies in the trees over the water…
🦆 Rosy-billed Pochard
A robust, striking duck of Iberá. The adult male has a black head with purplish sheen, a…
🐦 Cream-backed Woodpecker
The large, red-crested woodpecker of the Chaco forest. One of the most spectacular. Its…
🐦 Masked Gnatcatcher
The gray and white bird with a long black tail of the thickets. Tiny and active, with its…
🐦 Silver Teal
The medium-sized duck with a dark hood (very dark brown crown, forehead and nape) contrasting…
🐦 Purple Gallinule
The electric-blue bird of the water hyacinth beds. An intense blue-violet breast and head, a…
🦜 Maroon-bellied Parakeet
The small forest parakeet with the reddish tail. It flies in pairs or small groups through…
🐦 Sharp-billed Canastero
The long-tailed canastero of the grassland. The long, pointed tail sticks up above the grass…
🐦 Campo Flicker
The ground woodpecker. Unlike the others, it spends much of its time on the ground searching…
🐦 Little Blue Heron
The entirely blue-gray heron of Iberá. Unlike the Whistling Heron, it is uniformly blue with…
🦅 Osprey
The only raptor in the world specialized in fishing by plunging into the water. The back is…
🐦 South American Painted-snipe
An uncommon, very elusive shorebird of the Iberá marshes, with a long, down-curved bill. Dark…
🐦 Yellow-billed Cardinal
The red-hooded cardinal without a crest. White and black with an entirely red head. It lives…
🐦 Rufescent Tiger Heron
The tiger heron of the wetland. Its streaked chestnut plumage camouflages it perfectly among…
🐦 White-banded Mockingbird
The mockingbird with the rufous rump. Gray, white and black, with a cinnamon rump. One of the…
🐦 White Woodpecker
The almost entirely white woodpecker. Black and white above, white breast and belly, with a…
🦢 Black-necked Swan
The only swan of Iberá. The white body contrasts with the entirely black neck and head and…
🐦 Common Potoo
The stick with eyes of the forest. By day it stays motionless on a branch, pretending to be a…
🐦 Whistling Heron
The most elegant heron in Iberá. Pearl-gray plumage, a beige neck and a striking…
🐦 Black-crowned Night Heron
The night heron of Iberá. By day it hides in groups in the riverside vegetation; at sunset it…
🐦 Iberá Seedeater
The ornithological jewel of the park. Described for science in 2016, Iberá is the only place…
🐦 Red-legged Seriema
The ground-dwelling predatory bird with crests on the head and long red legs. It runs swiftly…
🐦 Tropical Kingbird
The kingbird with the grayish breast. The most abundant tyrant flycatcher of the isolated…
🐦 Glittering-bellied Emerald
The smallest hummingbird of Iberá. The male has bright emerald-green plumage with a forked…
🦜 Turquoise-fronted Parrot
The most famous parrot in South America. A turquoise forehead and yellow-and-red shoulders…
🐦 Toco Toucan
The toucan with the giant orange bill. The largest toucan in the world. Black with a white…
🐦 Pinnated Bittern
The hardest bittern to see in Iberá. A master of camouflage, it stretches its neck and points…
🦉 Great Horned Owl
The king of the owls of the Iberá. The largest of them all, with conspicuous feather "horns."…
🐦 Squirrel Cuckoo
The squirrel of the trees of the Iberá. Reddish-chestnut plumage with a gray belly and a long…
🦅 Snail Kite
The snail-specialist kite. A strongly hooked bill perfected to extract apple snails from…
🦢 Great Egret
The most visible heron in Iberá. Its immaculate white plumage and its breeding aigrettes make…
🐦 Rufous Hornero
The national bird of Argentina. It builds its mud nest in the shape of an oven in trees…
🐦 Rufous-collared Sparrow
The most famous native sparrow of South America. A black-and-gray streaked crown with a…
🐦 House Sparrow
The European sparrow introduced into Argentina. Brown with a black bib in the male. It lives…
🐦 Upland Sandpiper
The long-necked shorebird of the grasslands. Its very long neck and small head give it a…
🦉 Tropical Screech-Owl
The little owl of the woodland of the Iberá. Its pointed "ear" tufts are characteristic…
🐦 Scissor-tailed Nightjar
The nocturnal bird with the longest tail. The male has tail feathers almost as long as the…
🐦 Many-colored Rush Tyrant
The most colorful bird of the reedbeds. Barely 11 cm but with 7 distinct colors: red, yellow…
🐦 Plumbeous Rail
The painted-bill rail of the Iberá. Olive-brown upperparts and leaden-grey underparts, with a…
🦉 Burrowing Owl
The owl of the open country that lives in burrows in the ground. It stands upright on posts…
🐦 Limpkin
The weeper of the marshes. A brown wading bird with white spots, solitary and noisy. Its…
🐦 White-winged Coot
The coot with a yellow shield and a white trailing edge to the wing. Dark gray with a black…
🦩 Roseate Spoonbill
One of the most photogenic birds in Iberá. Its intense pink plumage and its strange…
🐦 Firewood-gatherer
The largest stick-nest builder of the Iberá. It builds a pyramid of dry branches that can…
🐦 Stripe-crowned Spinetail
The spinetail of the woodland with a streaked crown and white supercilium. It lives in the…
🐦 Creamy-bellied Thrush
The singing thrush of the subtropical forest. Brown with a whitish belly. One of the most…
🦉 American Barn Owl
The owl with the heart-shaped face. Immaculate white-and-ocher plumage. It lives in human…
🐦 Pale-crested Woodpecker
The cinnamon woodpecker of the Chaco forest. Chestnut-cinnamon plumage with black bars and an…
🐦 Rufous-browed Peppershrike
The robust vireo of the forest. Gray head with a rufous brow and an enormous hooked bill. Its…
🐦 Chivi Vireo
The migratory vireo of the canopy. Leaden-olive with a red eye. It sings nonstop from the…
🐦 Yellow-billed Tern
The dwarf yellow-billed tern of Iberá. Small and very active, it patrols the rivers and…
🦜 Monk Parakeet
The most famous parakeet in Argentina. It builds enormous communal stick nests on power poles…
🐦 Sickle-winged Nightjar
The rarest nightjar of the Iberá. It lives in the wet marshes with tall grassland. The male…
🐦 Surucua Trogon
The bird of impossible colors of the subtropical forest. The male has a red breast, a blue…
🐦 White-cheeked Pintail
The duck with white cheeks and a red patch at the base of the bill. Its white throat stands…
🐦 Chaco Chachalaca
The chachalaca of the Chaco woodland. Boisterous groups that stir up the woodland at dawn…
🐦 Green-barred Woodpecker
The red and black-faced woodpecker of the Corrientes woodland. One of the most common…
🐦 White-spotted Woodpecker
The barred woodpecker of the subtropical forest. Olive-green above with pale barring. More…
🐦 Great Kiskadee
The king of the tyrant flycatchers of the Iberá. Large, noisy and aggressive. Yellow and…
🐦 Nacunda Nighthawk
The large nightjar that flies in groups during the day. Brown with a large white patch on the…
🐦 Yellow-breasted Crake
The smallest yellow-breasted rail of the Iberá. Very hard to see: it walks at ground level…
🐦 Southern House Wren
The common wren of Argentina. The noisiest bird relative to its size. Brown with a short…
🐦 Muscovy Duck
The largest duck of Iberá. Black with white patches on the wings. The male has red caruncles…
🐦 White-backed Stilt
The pink-legged wading bird of Iberá, crisply black and white, with the longest legs in…
🦅 Crane Hawk
The long red-legged hawk of the riverside woodland. A specialist in extracting crabs and…
🦅 Roadside Hawk
The most common and confiding hawk in Iberá. Brown plumage with a barred breast and a banded…
🐦 Wren-like Rushbird
The specialist inhabitant of dense reedbeds. Streaked brown with a white brow. It moves…
🐦 Greater Ani
The large black cuckoo of the wetland. Bigger than the Smooth-billed Ani, with very striking…
🐦 American Pygmy Kingfisher
The smallest kingfisher of the Iberá. Just 13 cm. Bronze-green and reddish-chestnut. It lives…
🐦 Brown Cacholote
The crested furnariid of the Chaco woodland. Large and noisy, with a dark crest that…
🐦 Spotted Nothura
The most common tinamou of Iberá. Its explosive flight and flute-like call at dawn are a…
🐦 Narrow-billed Woodcreeper
The streaked woodcreeper of the Chaco woodland. Brown with the neck and breast densely…
🐦 White-faced Ibis
The reddish-chestnut ibis of Iberá. In flight it shows a metallic green flash on the wings…
🐦 Streamer-tailed Tyrant
The scissor-tailed flycatcher of the marsh. Large and showy, with a very developed forked…
🐦 Black-crowned Tityra
The black-crowned tityra of the gallery forest. The male is white and gray with a black crown…
🦉 Short-eared Owl
The grassland owl that flies by day. It can be seen gliding low over the tussock grasslands…
🐦 Ringed Kingfisher
The giant kingfisher of the Iberá. Blue and chestnut, the size of a pigeon. It dives from a…
🐦 Crested Doradito
The small tyrant of the reedbeds with its black crest streaked with yellow. Barely 10 cm. The…
🦩 Maguari Stork
The grassland stork of Iberá. White plumage with black wings, a two-toned red bill and a bare…
🐦 Buff-winged Cinclodes
The bird that walks along the water's edge like a small lapwing. Brown with pale stripes. It…
🐦 Ochre-collared Piculet
The tiny piculet of the forest. The smallest woodpecker of the Iberá, barely 9 cm. It moves…
🐦 Spectacled Tyrant
The marsh tyrant with the bright yellow orbital ring and the white iris. The male is black…
🐦 Guira Cuckoo
The shaggy-crested cuckoo of the Argentine countryside. Brown with white spots, a disheveled…
🐦 Amazon Kingfisher
The mid-sized green kingfisher of the Iberá. Larger than the Green Kingfisher and smaller…
🦆 White-faced Whistling Duck
The white-faced whistling duck of Iberá. The white band on the forehead and cheeks contrasts…
🦅 Crowned Solitary Eagle
One of the most threatened birds in Argentina. A large raptor of grasslands and open woodland…
🦜 Nanday Parakeet
The black-headed parakeet. Fast group flights over the palms and open woodland. Its entirely…
🐦 Black-and-white Monjita
The black-and-white monjita of the wet marshes. Strongly contrasting, with a black back and a…
🐦 Black-and-rufous Warbling Finch
The black and cinnamon finch of the grasslands and low woodland. A gray crown and white…
🐦 Chotoy Spinetail
The spinetail of the Iberá reedbeds. Its chotoy-chotoy song is unmistakable. Brown with a…
🐦 Bare-faced Ibis
The most gregarious ibis in Iberá. Bronzed-black plumage, a bare red face and a pink bill. It…
🐦 Wattled Jacana
The lily-trotter of the water hyacinth beds. Its enormous toes allow it to walk over the…
🐦 Yellow-browed Tyrant
The yellow tyrant with the bright yellow supercilium. The only tyrant flycatcher with a…
🐦 American Golden-Plover
The migratory plover of the Arctic. It travels from the Canadian Arctic to the Argentine…
🐦 Short-billed Canastero
The canastero of the thorny woodland. Brown with a reddish throat. It builds stick nests in…
🐦 Planalto Woodcreeper
The medium-sized woodcreeper of the subtropical forest. Streaked rufous-brown with a…
🐦 White-tipped Plantcutter
The plantcutter of the grasslands and low scrub. The male has a red-orange breast and belly…
🐦 Cattle Tyrant
The tyrant that lives on top of the livestock. Bright yellow, it perches literally on horses…
🐦 Fork-tailed Flycatcher
The fork-tailed tyrant. The male has very long outer tail feathers that form scissors. It…
🐦 Red-crested Cardinal
The crested cardinal of Iberá. White and gray with a red head and a clearly visible pointed…
🐦 Plush-crested Jay
The blue, black and white jay of the subtropical forest. It lives in noisy flocks that keep…
🐦 Tropical Parula
The tropical parula of the subtropical forest. Tiny and active, with an orange breast and a…
🐦 Blue-and-yellow Tanager
The blue and orange tanager of the woodland. The male has a cobalt-blue head and wings and an…
🐦 Yellow-billed Teal
The mottled yellow-billed duck of Iberá. Brown with dark spots over the whole body and a…
🐦 Green-backed Becard
The green-backed becard of the gallery forest. The male has an olive-green back and a yellow…
🦅 Black-collared Hawk
The fishing hawk of Iberá. A white head with a black throat, a reddish-chestnut body. It…
🦅 Black-chested Buzzard-Eagle
The largest of the native buzzard-eagles of the Iberá. Slate-gray plumage with a barred belly…
🐦 Southern Lapwing
The "policeman" of the Argentine countryside. The best known of all the birds of the Iberá…
🐦 Gray-cowled Wood-Rail
The rail of the riverine woodland. A reddish-chestnut neck, gray head and black belly. Very…
🦉 Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl
The smallest owl of the Iberá. Active by day and by night. It has a pair of spots on the nape…
🐦 Lark-like Brushrunner
The crested cousin of the ovenbird, in the dry woodland. Its pointed crest makes it…
🐦 Common Gallinule
The ubiquitous black gallinule of the Iberá. Black plumage with a white stripe on the flanks…
🐦 White Monjita
The white monjita of the grasslands. Entirely white with black wingtips. It perches upright…
🦅 White-tailed Kite
The white and gray kite of Iberá. It hovers in flight with its characteristic V-shaped wings…
🐦 Golden-winged Cacique
The golden-winged cacique of the subtropical forest. Black with golden-yellow wing coverts…
🐦 Cattle Egret
The white egret that follows livestock. Entirely white with a yellow bill and legs. It stays…
🦅 Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture
The wetland-specialist vulture. Very similar to the Turkey Vulture but with a yellow and red…
🐦 Piratic Flycatcher
The pirate flycatcher that steals others' nests. It usurps the domed nests of other birds…
🐦 Red-billed Scythebill
The scythebill woodcreeper. The long, sickle-shaped bill is absolutely unique. Rufous-brown…
🐦 Sungrebe
A waterbird with singular behavior. It runs over floating plants and swims with great agility…
🦅 Turkey Vulture
The most common red-headed vulture in Iberá. It flies with constant rocking and wings raised…
🐦 Southern Caracara
The largest and most ubiquitous falconid of the Iberá. A bare red face, black crown and brown…
🐦 Scimitar-billed Woodcreeper
The scythe-billed woodcreeper of the Chaco. The bill is long and curved like the scythebill's…
🐦 Streaked Flycatcher
The streaked kiskadee. More streaked than the Great Kiskadee, with a streaked brown crown and…
🐦 Solitary Black Cacique
The all-black cacique of the gallery forest. Solitary and quiet, unlike the other caciques…
🦜 Scaly-headed Parrot
The parrot with a scaled head and violet breast of the subtropical forest. Chunky…
🐦 Brown-chested Martin
The brownish-white martin of the countryside. Larger and more robust than other swallows. It…
🐦 Sooty-fronted Spinetail
The understory spinetail with a gray forehead. Olive-brown with a grayish forehead and…
🐦 Yellowish Pipit
The small pipit of the humid grasslands. Brown with a yellowish, streaked breast. It walks on…
🦅 Black Vulture
The most gregarious vulture in Iberá. A wrinkled dark gray head and a white patch visible at…
🐦 Boat-billed Flycatcher
The boat-billed kiskadee. Very similar to the Great Kiskadee but with a broad bill flattened…
🐦 Stripe-backed Bittern
The small, streaked bittern of the Iberá. Beige plumage with longitudinal chestnut streaks…
🦅 Cinereous Harrier
The gray and white harrier of the dry grasslands. Much smaller than the Long-winged Harrier…
🦅 Harris's Hawk
The cooperative hawk of Iberá. It hunts in coordinated family groups, chasing prey in relays…
🐦 Greater Thornbird
The builder of stick nests in the trees along the riverbanks. Deep reddish-brown. Its large…
🐦 Little Nightjar
The smallest nightjar of the Iberá. Nocturnal and cryptic, it rests on the ground during the…
🐦 Green Kingfisher
The green-and-white kingfisher of the shaded channels. Smaller than the Ringed Kingfisher, it…
🦆 Black-bellied Whistling-Duck
The black-bellied whistling duck of Iberá. Bright chestnut plumage with a black belly and…
🐦 Rufous Casiornis
The cinnamon tyrant of the Chaco forest. Entirely cinnamon-reddish tones without marked…
🦅 Long-winged Harrier
The harrier of the marshes. Black plumage with a white belly in males, streaked brown in…
🐦 Spix's Spinetail
The gray spinetail of the riverine forest. Slate-gray body plumage and a dark slate-gray…
🦜 Blue-crowned Parakeet
The parakeet with the deep-blue crown. It flies in noisy flocks over the woodland and gallery…
🐦 Brown-and-yellow Marshbird
The large blackbird of the humid grassland. Greenish-olive with a yellow breast and belly. It…
🐦 Spotted Rail
The spotted rail of the wetland. Black plumage with dense white spots on the back and flanks…
🦜 White-eyed Parakeet
The parrot with white eye-rings and red wing patches. It flies in boisterous flocks over the…
🐦 Striped Cuckoo
The cuckoo of the country siesta. Its two-syllable call repeated at midday is the most…
🐦 Spot-flanked Gallinule
The spot-flanked gallinule of the Iberá. Small and nervous, it lives among the rushes and…
🐦 Red-crested Finch
The red and brown finch of the woodland. The male has a bright red crown ringed with black…
🐦 Black-tailed Tityra
The black-tailed tityra of the canopy. The male is black and white with a bare red face. It…
🐦 Yellow-chinned Spinetail
The small furnariid of the reedbeds. Cinnamon above and white below. It lives among the…
🐦 Golden-billed Saltator
The orange-billed saltator of the woodland. Gray above, white below with a black collar and a…
🐦 Black-capped Donacobius
The noisiest and most charismatic duetist of the wetland. An inseparable pair that sings in…
🐦 Rufous-sided Crake
The cinnamon rail of the marsh. A brown back, barred flanks and a reddish-chestnut tone on…
🐦 Purplish Jay
The purplish jay of the Chaco forest. Black and blue-violet with a bright blue tail. It lives…
🐦 Azure Gallinule
The turquoise gallinule of the Iberá. Sky-blue wing coverts, a brown back, a white belly and…
🐦 Pale-breasted Spinetail
The small retort-nest builder of the low scrub. Pale brown with a brown tail. It builds…
🐦 Sepia-capped Flycatcher
The small flycatcher with a dark brown crown of the forest, with a diagnostic dark ear patch…
🐦 Sayaca Tanager
The most common blue-gray tanager of Iberá. Uniformly blue-gray with bluer wings. Ubiquitous…
🐦 Smooth-billed Ani
The black bird of the countryside with the compressed bill. It lives in noisy groups that…
🐦 Red-winged Tinamou
The largest tinamou of Iberá. Its cinnamon-reddish plumage and its melancholy, flute-like…
🐦 Buff-necked Ibis
The largest grassland ibis in Iberá. An orange neck, gray back and a long downcurved bill…
🐦 Checkered Woodpecker
The small, finely barred woodpecker of the dry woodland. The smallest of the barred…
🐦 Chimango Caracara
The smallest and zaniest falconid of the Iberá. Brown with a white tail tip. The pigeon-sized…
🐦 Freckle-breasted Thornbird
The streak-breasted thornbird of the marshes and water edges. Brown with streaks on the…
🐦 Little Thornbird
The smallest thornbird of the dry woodland. Brown with a slightly rufous crown. It builds…
🐦 Blue-billed Black Tyrant
The tyrant with the unique pale blue bill. The male is black with a very visible bright blue…
🦉 Striped Owl
The owl of the grasslands and woodland edges. Whitish face, brown eyes and two long ear tufts…
🐦 White-headed Marsh Tyrant
A small black and white bird of slender silhouette that lives close to the water. The male…
🐦 South American Snipe
The common snipe of the marshes of Iberá. Its explosive zigzag flight when flushed startles…
🐦 Ash-throated Crake
The grey-throated rail of Iberá. The largest of the crakes. Brown plumage with a white neck…
Reptiles (5)
🐊 Caiman
Two species in Iberá: the broad-snouted caiman (overo) and the yacare caiman (negro). Top…
🐍 Urutu Lancehead
The most common and most respected venomous snake of the region. A triangular head with a…
🐍 Coral Snake
The most showy and dangerous snake of the park. Complete rings of red, black and white run…
🐍 Yellow Anaconda
The largest snake of Iberá: a semi-aquatic constricting boa of up to 4.5 meters. Beautiful…
🦎 Argentine Black-and-white Tegu
The largest terrestrial reptile of Iberá. A massive jet-black body with whitish-yellow bands…
Fish (10)
🐍 Marbled swamp eel
The fish that looks like a snake. A cylindrical body without scales or fins that breathes…
🌊 Ocellate river stingray
The most enigmatic inhabitant of the wetland's bottom. A flat, circular disc with perfect…
🐟 Armado (granulated catfish)
The armored fish of the Iberá. The sides of its body are protected by bony plates with sharp…
🔴 Red-bellied piranha
The largest and most emblematic piranha of the Iberá. A silvery body with a reddish belly and…
🐟 Spotted Sorubim
The giant of the Iberá rivers. One of the largest catfish of the Paraná, it approaches 100 kg…
🫧 Sábalo (streaked prochilod)
The most abundant fish of the Iberá. It filters the muddy bottom and is the key link in the…
🐟 Boga
Agile and beautiful, the boga is the most hard-fighting sport fish of the Iberá in relation…
🐡 Tararira (trahira)
The predator of the marshes. It withstands conditions of very low oxygen and can survive out…
🟡 Golden dorado
The "river tiger". The most coveted sport fish of Argentina, it can weigh more than 20 kg.
🐠 Pacú
The "vegetarian" of the river. Its flat teeth crush seeds and fruits that fall into the water…