Colombia Birding
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Top Birds
Rufous-fronted Parakeet, Colombian Chachalaca, Brown-banded-, Bicolored-, Chestnut-crowned-, Chestnut-naped and Slate-crowned Antpitta, Andean Cock-of-the-rock, Cauca and Baudo Guan, Munchique Wood Wren, Buffy Helmetcrest, Chestnut-bellied Flowerpiercer, Tatama Tapuculo, Parker’s Antbird, Apical Flycatcher, Golden-chested-, Gold-ringed-, Blue-whiskered-, Scarlet-browed-, Grey-and-gold-, Dusky-faced-, Multi-coloured-, Golden-crowned- and Crested Ant Tanager,Chestnut Wood Quail, Red-ruffed Fruitcrow, Five-coloured and Toucan Barbet.
Top Mammals
Spectacled Bear (small chance), Puma (small chance), Northern Tiger Cat, Mountain Tapir, Northern Pudu, Colombian Red Howler Monkey.
Highlights and Top attractions
• Sonso Lagoon – A vast, bird-rich wetland, vital for avian conservation. Recognized as a nature reserve, a Ramsar site, and an Important Bird Area (IBA).
• Montezuma Road & Tatamá National Park – A surreal landscape combining páramo and rainforest habitats, home to an incredible diversity of wildlife. Discover over 550 bird species, 450 orchid species, and 700 butterfly species in this biodiverse wonderland.
• Río Blanco Reserve – A paradise for antpitta enthusiasts, this reserve boasts over 360 bird species, including many cloud forest and montane treasures.
• Los Nevados National Natural Park – Perfect for spotting high-elevation bird species, this park also offers breathtaking scenery and the chance to see rare mammals.
• KM 18 & San Antonio – A premier birding destination in Colombia, renowned for its rich ornithological history and incredible diversity. With over 400 species recorded, it’s a must-visit for bird enthusiasts.
• Anchicayá Watershed – An exceptional birding hotspot where dramatic elevation changes create an astonishing diversity of species. A must-visit for those seeking a rich and varied birdwatching experience.
• San Cipriano – An unforgettable experience in one of the country’s most biodiverse regions. Located in the Chocó bioregion, this lush rainforest is accessible only by the unique “brujitas” rail carts, adding a sense of adventure to your visit.
• Atuncela Dry Forest-A unique birding experience in a rare and threatened ecosystem. This dry tropical forest, located in the Magdalena Valley, is home to a variety of endemic and range-restricted species.