Birding North Peru

The Birds

Peru is a country of superlative escenary. We will travel along ancient routes and marvel at the architectural achievements of lone gone civilizations. We expect to find some rare nocturnal species such as the poorly known Long-whiskered Owlet and iconic endemics as the Marvelous Spatuletail.

We stay at comfortable lodges and hotels, some run by local communities, eat the fascinating local food and experience the REAL Peru!


Flor del café, Bellavista & Plataforma


Pumarinri Amazon Lodge


Quebrada Upaquihua, Juan Guerra trail & Shapaja dry forest


Tarapoto & Cordillera Escalera – “The Tunnel”


Moyobamba


Rio Romero at Santa Elena


Eastern Lowlands – Aguas Verdes to Rioja


Afluente & Llanteria


Abra Patricia


Rio Chido & Cresta San Lorenzo


Huembo Reserve


Abra Barro Negro & upper Marañon Valley


Rio Atuen Valley & Leymebamba


Kuelap Archaeological Site


Gocta Falls, Cocachimba & San Pablo


Gotas de Agua Reserve & other areas of dry scrub, Jaen & Tamborapa


Tabaconas, Namballe & Cerro Chinguella


Limon de Porcuya


Bosque de Pomac


Santa Rosa Marshes & Morro de Eten


Chaparri Ecological Reserve, Lambayeque


Peruvian mammals

Peruvian Mammals, amphibians, reptiles and butterflies

The habitats we pass through are host to an enormous diversity of additional exotic and endangered species, particularly butterflies, amphibians (including colourful poison dart frogs) and reptiles. We have experienced local guides for the frog-spotters amongst you or for butterfly enthusiasts wishing to add an extra element to their tour.

Sighting of unusual mammals such as the wild Spectacled Bear are a possibility around Chaparrí Ecological Reserve along with the diminutive Silky Anteater in the Huallaga Valley.

 

Cultural Expeditions

Cultural attractions along the Northern Birding Route include the spectacular Chachapoyan fortress of Kuelap and opportunities to observe Amazonian indigenous communities who reside on the riverbanks of Amazon tributaries.


Asociated to APTAE and CONAVE