Country: Bolivia
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Red-fronted Macaw Reserve (Rio Mizque)
A tranquil valley home of the rare Red-fronted Macaw, a Bolivian endemic, seen crossing between feeding and roosting areas; also home to the endemic Cliff Parakeet.
Read MoreSiberia Watershed and Dry-valley Birding to Cochabamba
An early crossing of the Siberia watershed into dry valleys, searching Polylepis gullies for the endemic Black-hooded Sunbeam, Wedge-tailed Hillstar and Rufous-bellied Mountain Tanager.
Read MoreQuillacolla Road Birding above the Cochabamba valley
The Quillacolla Road climbing past Cerro Tunari (5035m) to a 4000m pass, targetting the endemic Cochabamba Mountain Finch, Giant Conebill, Wedge-tailed Hillstar and high-Andean boulder-field birds.
Read MoreSiberia Cloudforest Birding (Amboro boundary)
Tall epiphyte-laden cloudforest on the Amboro high ridge, targetting the endemic Rufous-faced Antpitta, Trilling Tapaculo, Violet-throated Starfrontlet and the Bolivian Brushfinch.
Read MorePodocarpus Forest Remnant Birding
A remnant Podocarpus forest for the increasingly rare Tucuman Amazon and Red-faced Guan, found only here and in northwest Argentina.
Read MoreComarapa and Tambo Canyons Birding
Deep red and orange canyons in cactus-covered hills home to the endemic Bolivian Earthcreeper, with the evening search for Scissor-tailed Nightjar and Tropical Screech Owl.
Read MoreAndean Farming Valley Birding to Samaipata
A picturesque farming valley with cultivated and fallow fields, scrub and deciduous woodland, where rare Mitred Parakeets move through cornfield country.
Read MoreHigher-elevation Forest and Crater Lake Birding
A morning climb into higher-elevation forest for the elusive Short-tailed Antthrush, then a crater lake usually holding Masked Duck family parties.
Read MoreNight Birding in the Forests around Los Volcanes
An evening and night session in the surrounding forests for Rufescent Screech Owl, the impressive Band-bellied Owl, elusive Rufous Nightjar and Ocellated Poorwill.
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