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• AconquijaProtected area · Argentina, South America
• BaritúProtected area · Argentina, South America
• Bosques Petrificados de JaramilloProtected area · Argentina, South America
• CalileguaProtected area · Argentina, South America
• Campos del TuyúProtected area · Argentina, South America
• ChacoProtected area · Argentina, South America
• Ciervo de los PantanosProtected area · Argentina, South America
• CopoProtected area · Argentina, South America

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• Puma at Chile

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  Peak: October–November cited as one of two optimal periods, with good conditions and fewer visitors.

• Toco Toucan at Brazil

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  Peak: Tied to the macaw nesting cycle rather than to the toucan. Instituto Arara Azul: in flood years hyacinth macaws start breeding around July with most young flying by December; in drier years they start around September with young flying in March. Eggs incubate 28–30 days and chicks are vulnerable to toucan predation up to about 45 days old. That puts the highest density of raidable nests roughly October to January, later in a dry year. FLAGGED: this is the macaw's calendar, used as a proxy. The toco toucan's own Pantanal breeding dates are not published — Birds of the World gives Sept–Feb for Paraguay and São Paulo and Nov–Feb for Goiás/Minas/Bahia, with nothing for Mato Grosso do Sul.

• Guanaco at Chile

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  Peak: Late November to early January. Births reported mostly November to December (Animal Diversity Web) with some sources extending to February. Mating starts about a week after a female gives birth, so male chases and fights overlap the births; breeding is reported early December to early January.

• King Penguin at Falkland Islands

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  Peak: November through January. November–December gives courtship and freshest adult plumage on the same cycle as South Georgia; January adds small chicks. Falklands king numbers are small and the colony is present year-round.

• Burrowing Owl at Argentina

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  Peak: November — laying is October–December, incubation 28 days, so November puts adults at burrows and December brings the first juveniles. November is also peak Valdés wildlife season generally.

• Short-eared Owl at Chile

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  Peak: Mid-November to the third week of December. Austral spring into early summer: the steppe is greening, days are at their longest, and this is the subspecies A. f. suinda. Magallanes holds 730 records region-wide, second only to Los Lagos nationally.

• Ocelot at Brazil

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  Peak: Operator states ocelots are good year-round; the discriminator is air quality, not the cat. Mid-June to end July and November are the clean-air months. Sept–Oct carries the highest dry-season fire-smoke risk; August is super-peak pricing and heat.

• Short-eared Owl at Falkland Islands

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  Peak: Late November through December. Records by month: Dec 43, Nov 38, Jan 31, Feb 25, Oct 6. October is markedly weaker than November–December even though it is already inside the visitor season, so the skew is probably not purely observer effort — but it is partly observer effort and I could not control for it the way I could at Genovesa.

• Toco Toucan at Brazil

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• Hyacinth Macaw at Brazil

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  Peak: Not applicable.

• Short-eared Owl at Falkland Islands

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  Peak: None applicable — the failure is spatial, not seasonal.

• Andean Bear at Bolivia

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  Peak: None known.

• Sword-billed Hummingbird at Bolivia

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