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The present research work was carried out in the towns of Río Blanco and Sapichaca (Right Bank of the Pampas River Basin Apurímac Region), in order to determine the composition of birds in the area, for which samples of field in 04 locations between 1,900 to 4,200 meters above sea level; 12x2 m fog nets, counting points and sound recording were used. As a result, a high specific diversity was obtained according to the Shannon index (3,313), represented by 92 Species, 73 Genera, 36 Families and 18 Orders; being Psittacara wagleri, Leptotila verrauxi and Elliotomyia chionogaster the most abundant species; the highest species richness was found in the Thraupidae family with 11, followed by Trochilidae and Tyrannidae with 9 and Columbidae with 7 species. Of the total, 02 species are inserted in Appendix I and 21 species in Appendix II of CITES, likewise 04 endemic species are registered: Elliotomyia viridicauda, A sthenes ottonis, Cranioleuca albicapilla and Poospizopsis caesar, and two Vulnerable species: Nothoprocta taczanowskii and Vultur gryphus; similarly, the finding of Megascops koepckeae hockingi and 25 species reported for the first time for the province of Chincheros stand out. In this way, more information is provided about little-explored regions of the Peruvian Andes such as the Apurímac Region, expanding the reports of the distribution and the current situation of the birds in these ecosystems.

Diversidad de aves de las localidades de Río Blanco y Sapichaca (Valle del Río Pampas – Región Apurímac, Perú)