Birds of American Samoa

Samoa American Birds Check List - Avibase

The following check lists all American Samoa birds on the basis of the best information currently available. It' was built on a multitude of resources I've collected over many years. I' m happy to be able to provide these check lists as a special feature for birdwatching. Alternatively, if you would like to display the shortlist on the basis of another agency, click on one of the lists below.

Endangered breeds worldwide (status in red) have been detected by Birdlife International in Treatened Birds of the World (Birds toWatch3). The Bird Checklists of the World is part of Avibase and BirdLink to the World, created and managed by Denis Lepage and chaired by Bird Studies Canada, a co-partner of Birdlife International.

Wonderful vistas and many birds! - Surveys of the National Park of American Samoa, Pago Pago, American Samoa

I have never seen such dramatic coastlines as American Samoa. It is well cared for with great hiking paths and signposted trail. There were so many orchards and birds (for us!). Our journey began at the Visitor Centre Head Office. It is very instructive, kind and a good introduction before entering the Nationalpark.

Afterwards I had a came back for plenty of dead deed. There are not many places where you can get plenty of meals and drink plenty of fresh air on the trail. They are not very knowledgeable about counseling people visiting the parks, so research before you get to what you want to do.

It has two towns in the reserve and cliffy streets that are cobbled, but tight and funny to ride. Have you been to American Samoa National Reserve?

Samoa threatens to extinct as a nationwide animal

Samoa researchers have released a terrible alert about the destiny of the nation's birds, which appears on the country's banknotes and coin. According to ABC News, for several years now, on the verge of dying out. The conservationist Gianluca Serra leads a Samoan army to prevent the disappearance of the avian.

"There are probably only a few dozen birds in Samoa," he said. As Serra said, it is a type of dovecote and particular because it is found only in Samoa and is the last remaining relation of the endangered Doro aviary. He added deforestation and invertebrates such as rat and cat also endanger the bird's livelihood.

"Every year the world loses several hundred if not a thousand different kinds. The Serra staff works with communities to set up conservation areas and control areas around hunt.