Country: Peru

Hotel in Arequipa (TBD)

Hotel in Paracas (TBD)

Chivay

Cabanaconde

Morning Birding Around Puerto Maldonado and the Cusco Road

An early morning session around Puerto Maldonado and on the road to Cusco is expected to add many new species in a few hours: seedeaters, Red-breasted Blackbird and White-tailed Kite, with White-throated Jacamar, Black-banded Crake, Grassland Sparrow, Gray-breasted Crake, Black-faced Tanager, Barred Antshrike, Southern Crested Caracara, Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture, Small-billed Tinamou, Rusty-margined and Sulphury Flycatchers and common Point-tailed Palmcreeper.

Night Birding at Manu Wildlife Center

Night birding may produce Long-tailed, Great and Common Potoos, Amazonian Pygmy Owl, Spectacled Owl, Ocellated Poorwill and Silky-tailed Nightjar.

Manu Wildlife Center Large Mammal Lick Visit

The forest's large mammal lick attracts Tapirs and Peccaries and perhaps even Jaguar, along with Guans, Curassows, Chachalacas, Rose-fronted and Rock Parakeets and Dusky-billed Parrotlets.

Manu Wildlife Center Oxbow Lake Birding

Visits to the oxbow lakes work the lakeside for Hoatzin, Sungrebe, Agami Heron, Black-billed Seed-finch, Silvered and Band-tailed Antbirds, Amazonian Streaked Antwren, Rufous-sided and Gray-breasted Crakes, with the chance of seeing one of the two Giant Otter families living in the area.

Manu Wildlife Center Canopy Tower Birding

A canopy tower reached by a spiral metal stairway opens the canopy for flocks including Lineated Woodcreeper, Sclater's Antwren, Chestnut-winged Foliage-gleaner, Chestnut-winged Hookbill, Yellow-shouldered Grosbeak and a multitude of tanagers, dacnis and honeycreepers.