Birds seen during our
trips
A Bearded helmet-crest landed right in front of our eyes, as we arrived to the Los Nevados National Park, Caldas, Colombia, April 11th, 2010. Photo by Gustavo Cañas – Valle, 2010
SPECIAL 2010
BIRDING IN THE
ANDES AND CLOUD FOREST
ECUADOR
10 days /9 nights
You leave Miami in the afternoon on America's scheduled service to Quito. We will arrive in Quito in the evening and transfer to our simple but comfortable and centrally located hotel.
CONSERVATION &
MAQUIPUCUNA
We at Neblina Forest are promoting ecotourism as a strong tool for Conservation. We have been doing so the last 20 years in our professional career.
Country Facts
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Panamanian Birds at a Glance
Note: This information is still being processed.
971 Species Confirmed
15 Endemic Species
XXX Restricted Range Species
20 Endangered Species
60 Species of Hummingbirds
54 Species of Tanagers
43 Species of Ovenbirds
33 Species of Typical Antbirds
106 Species of Tyrant-Flycatchers
23 Species of Parrots and Macaws
Endemics are present in the following families (Family - # species):
Family Species # |
Species (English/Latin) |
Columbidae 1 |
Brown-backed Dove—Leptotila battyi |
Psittacidae 1 |
Azuero Parakeet—Pyrrhura eisenmanni |
Trochilidae 4 |
Veraguan Mango—Anthracothorax veraguensis |
Ramphastidae 1 |
Violet-throated Toucanet—Aulacorhynchus cognatus |
Picidae 1 |
Stripe-cheeked Woodpecker—Piculus callopterus |
Furnariidae 1 |
Beautiful Treerunner—Margarornis bellulus |
Pipridae 1 |
Golden-collared Manakin—Manacus vitellinus |
Tyrannidae 1 |
Yellow-green Tyrannulet—Phylloscartes flavovirens |
Turdidae 1 |
Varied Solitaire—Myadestes coloratus |
Thraupidae 1 |
Pirre Bush-Tanager—Chlorospingus inornatus |
Emberizidae 1 |
Yellow-green Finch—Pselliophorus luteoviridis |
Our Partners in Conservation and Tourism
Neblina Forest has stablished working relationships with organizations and companies dedicated to conservation and nature tourism. Our partners' and our goal is to promote conservation through responsible tourism, based on principles of environmental protection and social equity
Neblina Forest has stablished working relationships with organizations and companies dedicated to conservation and nature tourism. Our partners' and our goal is to promote conservation through responsible tourism, based on principles of environmental protection and social equity
NEBLINA FOREST Quito - Ecuador, Isla Floreana Av. E8 - 129, El Sol Apartment Building, Third floor, Of. 305
PHONE: (539-2) 226-7436 / (593-2) 226 7458 E-MAIL: info@neblinaforest.com / mrivaden@pi.pro.ec
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