Country: Colombia
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Verdeyaco and Km 51 Birding
At Verdeyaco / Km 51, we follow a distinct roadside birding block from the published route. Birding across the Amazon lowland–Andean foothill transition. The exact timing and access remain flexible with local conditions.
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Tatama Herpetofauna Trail Search
Tatama gives the herpetology route a higher, wetter forest setting. We use trails and forest edge for a patient search, letting weather and local guidance set the pace.
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Sumapaz Paramo Birding
Sumapaz gives the eastern-Andean route a high-paramo opening, with open landscapes, cool air and birds adapted to the upper elevations. It is a patient morning block where weather and visibility decide how much ground we can cover.
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Sierra Nevada Foothill Birding
The Sierra Nevada foothills bring the Caribbean route into one of Colombia's most distinctive bird regions. We use lodge trails, forest edge and elevation changes to look for Santa Marta specialties, while keeping the day realistic around road access and weather.
Read MoreSierra Nevada de Santa Marta Full-Day Birding
With two full days around the Sierra Nevada, we can give the mountain forest its proper pace: lodge trails, forest edge and elevation changes, with time to look for Santa Marta specialties without treating them as a guarantee.
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Santa Marta Screech-Owl Search
At San Lorenzo / El Dorado area, we follow a distinct owling block from the published route. Evening owl search. The exact timing and access remain flexible with local conditions.
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San Cipriano Lowland Forest Birding
San Cipriano takes us down into warm Pacific lowland forest, with river edges, humid trails and a very different bird community from the cloud-forest feeders. We look for Choco lowland species such as puffbirds, trogons, toucans, antbirds and, with luck and patience, Sapayoa.
Read MoreSan Cipriano Amphibian and Reptile Search
San Cipriano adds warm Pacific lowland forest to the herpetology route. We move carefully through humid habitat, looking for frogs and reptiles in a very different setting from the Coffee Mountains.
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San Antonio Cloud Forest Birding
At San Antonio Forest, we follow a distinct trail walk block from the published route. Walk the forest looking for Multicoloured Tanager, Chestnut Wood Quail, and other birds. The exact timing and access remain flexible with local conditions.
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