- Hard bound - 11 x 13 inches - 400 pages - 360 photographs - Premium paper - $ 85 - $ 99 signed copy
AUTHOR
Dr. Juan Bahamón is a retired Professor of Neurology at the University of Texas at San Antonio whose lifelong passion for hummingbirds and nature photography has taken him across the Americas in search of these remarkable birds. Born in Colombia and now based in Ecuador, he combines a scientific background with an artistic eye, specializing in hummingbird photography and natural history. Together with his wife, he transformed a former cattle pasture in Northwest Ecuador into the Los 2 Corazones Nature Reserve, a private cloud forest reserve dedicated to habitat restoration, orchids, and hummingbird conservation. Through photography, lectures, and educational tours, Dr. Bahamón shares the beauty, behavior, and conservation challenges of hummingbirds with audiences worldwide.
WHY THIS BOOK
This book is the culmination of more than three decades spent documenting hummingbirds from Alaska to Patagonia. It is more than a collection of photographs—it is an invitation to experience their beauty, remarkable biology, and the extraordinary landscapes they inhabit. Along the way, you will discover the challenges behind many of these images and the cultures, people, and environments that shaped each journey. I hope that every page inspires not only admiration for these tiny jewels but also a deeper commitment to protecting the natural world they represent.
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