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Our Reserve
Neblina Forest has been a leader in environmental
habitat protection...
habitat protection...
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.
PHOTO GALLERY
Chesnut Capped Puffbird
Red-ruffed
Black Faced Ibis
Jocotoco antpitta (Grallaria)
Channel-billed
Esmeraldas
King Vulture
Red necked Aracari
Swallow-Tanager
Cuban Tody
Tawny Antpitta
Headed Parrot
Rufous Motmot
Bird: Torrent Duck ( female )
Tawny Antpitta
Double - Toothed Kite
Horned Screamer
Yellow-Eared
Slaty - Tailed Trogon
Stripe - Billed Aracari
Long tailed Sylph
Galapagos mockingbird
Green Crowned Woodnymph
Buff Breasted Mountain
Golden naped tanager
Purple honeycreeper
Rufous tailed
Barred Puffird
Bicolored Antvireo
Ecuadorian Hillstar
headed tanager
Chestnut - breasted
Green honeycreeper
Purple honey-creeper
Yellow Breasted Antpitta
Pied Puffbird
Rufous-throated tanager
Club winged manakin
Mangrove Finch
Andean Condor
Black-Crested
Giant Antpitta
Santa Martha
breasted fruiteater
Red headed barbet
Toucan barbet
Saffron-crowned tanager
Ocellated tapaculo
Sword-billed hummingbird
throated Tanager
Peruvian Plantcutter
Martha Parakeet
White-Tipped Quetzal
Mountain-Tanager
Yellow Tufted Dacnis
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 Puembo PO BOX 17 17 12 12 Quito - Ecuador
PHONE: 593 2 2393 - 014 / 593 2 2140 - 019 CELULAR: 09 759 1359/ 09 759 1466 E-MAIL: info@neblinaforest.com / mrivaden@pi.pro.ec
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