Parque Nacional El Palmar — ¡Salido de otro mundo! 🌿✨ | Parte 1 de 2

In this video, we share the first day of our 2026 fall visit to El Palmar National Park. We explored different parts of the park, carefully observing every detail of its flora and fauna: • Main road • Park headquarters • Riparian forest • Beach • Campsite • Nighttime excursion Our goal is to show you what you can discover in a single day (in this case, an afternoon and evening), paying attention to your surroundings and learning about the local wildlife. Among the featured species of the day: • Capybara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) • Magpie (Cyanocorax chrysops) • Bicolored Sparrow (Astur bicolor) • Viscacha (Lagostomus maximus) • Red-rumped Cacique (Piranga flava) • Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura) • Black-crowned Night Heron (Megascops choliba) ________________________________________ 📹 All footage was filmed by us at the location and time of our visit. The only exception is the Common Horned Frog: we heard it that day in the park, but the footage is from a recording made two days later in Concordia, Entre Ríos, north of El Palmar National Park, also by us (explained in the video). 📸 The cover photo belongs to one of the channel's creators, Jorge La Grotteria (El Palmar National Park, Entre Ríos, Argentina — May 1, 2010). 🎧 The audio used is from the YouTube Studio library.