Country: Ecuador
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Jorupe feeding stations
Sit on the Urraca Lodge porch; Blue Ground Dove, Ochre-bellied Dove, Pale-browed Tinamou, Rufous-headed Chachalaca, White-tailed Jay, Red-masked Parakeet and Amazilia Hummingbird visit the feeders. Trails offer Whooping Motmot, Ecuadorian Trogon and Slaty Becard.
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Hummingbird feeders at Tandayapa Bird Lodge
Sit on the lodge deck and photograph Violet-tailed Sylphs, Booted Racket-tails, Purple-throated Woodstars and Purple-bibbed Whitetips as they squabble over nectar.
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Zuro Loma antpitta & hummingbird hides
Early morning visit to a high-Andean reserve; worm-feeding stations lure Chestnut-naped and Equatorial antpittas; hummingbird feeders host Sword-billed Hummingbird, Mountain Velvetbreast and Black-tailed Trainbearer.
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Yanacocha Hummingbird Station
Photograph Golden-breasted and Sapphire-vented Pufflegs, Sword-billed Hummingbird and Great Sapphirewing at the feeders. Scan for Barred Fruiteater, Bar-bellied Woodpecker and Superciliaried Hemispingus along the trail.
Read MoreSachatamia Lodge feeders
Mid-afternoon session at feeders for Booted Racket-tail, Green-crowned Brilliant and Velvet-purple Coronet.
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Bellavista Lodge feeders
Spend a morning among lush epiphyte-laden trees; hummingbird feeders draw Violet-tailed Sylph, Booted Racket-tail and Andean Emerald. Walk trails for Plate-billed Mountain-Toucan and Toucan Barbet.
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Cock-of-the-rock lek at Refugio Paz de las Aves
Pre-dawn hike to a blind overlooking an Andean Cock-of-the-rock lek; photograph males displaying on mossy limbs.
Read MoreRefugio Paz de las Aves – Antpitta Experience
Watch Angel Paz call in Giant, Mustached and Yellow-breasted antpittas; at fruit feeders photograph Sickle-winged Guan, Crimson-rumped Toucanet and Toucan Barbet.
Read MoreTambo Condor condor-watching and feeders
Scan Antisana cliffs for Andean Condor; on the restaurant balcony photograph Black-tailed Trainbearers, Giant Hummingbirds, Sparkling Violetears, Shining Sunbeams and Tyrian Metaltails at feeders.
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