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Your Next Adventure Awaits You in Peru Birds
Birdwatching in North Peru : Then you can’t miss this incredible 15-day adventure in northern Peru, a unique destination for birdwatching. Join us on a fascinating journey through diverse habitats, from the lowland rainforests to the towering Andean mountains, and discover one of the richest and most varied avian populations in the world.
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Discover the Bird Diversity of Northern Peru
This birdwatching tour will take you through a wide range of ecosystems, each home to amazing bird species that can’t be found anywhere else on Earth. We’ll begin our journey in the lowland rainforests and dry forests of Tumbes, then venture into the central Andes, and finally culminate in the majestic lands of the Peruvian Amazon.
Why Choose
Why Choose Us?-
Expert Guides: Our knowledgeable guides are passionate about birds and their habitats, enhancing your birding experience with valuable insights.
Small Groups: We keep our group size limited to ensure personalized attention and optimal birdwatching opportunities.
Photographic Opportunities: Capture stunning images of rare and beautiful birds against the backdrop of Peru’s breathtaking landscapes.
Comfortable Accommodations: Rest in comfort after a day of exciting birding activities, preparing you for the next day’s adventures.
Explore the Birdwatching in North Peru: 15 Unforgettable Days of Birdwatching
Birdwatching in North Peru -Are you ready to explore the avian wonders of northern Peru? Join us on this extraordinary birding journey, where each moment is an opportunity to connect with nature,
spot rare species, and create lasting memories.
Birding Peru Day 01: Chiclayo- Bosque Pomac – Olmos .
Birding Peru – North of Peru -Today we will travel from Chiclayo to Bosque Pomac, at Bosque Puma’s
dry forest we will look for: Peruvian Plant Cutter, Rufous Flycatcher, Tumbes Swalow, Scarlet Backed Woodpecker, Necklaced Spinetail, and Cinereous Finch.
after birding Bosque Pomac we will continue to Olmos pass and Quebrada limon in order to see the
endemic White winged Guan, Tumbes Tyrant, Elegant Crescentchest, Guayaquil woodpecker, Red masked Parakeet among other birds; we will spend the night at Olmos in a local Hotel.
Day 02: Olmos – Limon de Purcoya – Jaen .Birdwatching in North Peru
This day we will travel to Limon the Purcoya very, the area is a very good site for birding where we can see.
Piura Chat Tyrant, Chapman´s Antshire, Black Cowlet Saltator, Ecuadorian piculet, Rufous Necked Foliage gleaner, Henna
Hooded Foliage Gleaner, Purcoya Hermit and Bay Crowned Brush Finch. After explore the area we will continue towards Jaen before Jaen we will make a stop in order to find the following species:
Little Inca Finch, Marañon Crescent chest, Chichipe Spinetail and Marañon Slaty Antshire.
Day 03: Jaen – Pomacochas or Florida.Birdwatching in North Peru
Today in our way to Pomacochas we will look for the following species: Little Inca Finch, Spotted Rail, Marañon Spinetail, Yellow Tailed Oriole, Marañon Thrush, and Buff Bellied Tanager, besides the birds mentioned above we
can also several species of hummingbirds, seedeaters. In this day we will have the chance to see the
Endemic and very Famous Marvelous Spatuletail; humming like Little Woodstar, purple Collared
Woodstar, Purple Throated Sunangel, Andean Emerald can also be found in the area. We will spend the Night at Puma cochas.
Day 04: Pomacochas- Abra Patricia .Birdwatching in North Peru
This day we will look for the very elusive Rusty tinged Antpitta, as well as for Russet mantled Softailm,
Blackish Tapaculo, Red Hooded Tanager, and White capped Diper. At our Lodge in Abra Patricia we will spend two nights; in the area we will look for the famous long whiskered Owlet.
Day 05: Abra Patricia lodge area all day .Birdwatching in North Peru
Along the road on the cloud forest this day we will look for very nice to tanagers, flycatchers, and
Endemic Species like: Speckle Chested Piculet, Ocre Fronted Antpitta, Bar Winged Wood wren, Royal Sunangel, cinnamon Breasted
tody Tyrant, Inca Flycatcher, Vermilion Tanager, Ecuadorian Pietail, Andean Cock of the Rock, Red Ruffd Fruitcrow, White Capped tanager, Yellow Scarf Tanager, Chestnut Crestescotinga Lulu´s Tody
Flycatcher, Chestnut Antpitta and a lot more bird species.
Day 06: Abra Patricia – Rioja .Birdwatching in North Peru
In our way to Rioja, we will have the chance to see species like: Golden Collared Honeycreeper,
Virsicolored Barbet, Black Bellied Tanager, Lanceolated Monklet, Masket Trogon, Crested Quetzal, Speckle Chested Piculet, Blue Browed
Tanager, White Collared Jay, Crimson Mantled Woodpecker,White Capped Diper, Point Tailed Palmcreeper, Russet Crowned Crake, Yellow Tyrannulet, Stripe Necked Tody Tyrant and Blakish Rail.
We will spend the night at Rioja in a local Hotel.
Day 07: Rioja – Moyobamba .Birdwatching in North Peru
45min. away there is an area where we can find some endemic birds; in the area we can observe birds like: Mishana tyrannulet, Red Billed Tyrannulet, Buff Throated Tody Tyrant, TataupaTinamou, Pale Breasted Trush, Cinereous
Breasted Spinetail, Russet crowned Crake, Pearly Vented Tody Tyrant, Firy Capped, Manakin, Little Tinamou, Buckles’s Forest Falcon, Black Billed Seed Finch, Blackish Nightjar, Rufous Nightjar, Spot Billed Nightjar, Yellow
Bellied Elaenia, Stripe Manakin, Masked Tanager, White Plumed Antbird, and other bird species. Later we will return to Moyobamba where we will spend the night.
Day 08: Moyobamba – Miskiyaquillo Hostel .
Today we will travel to Miskiyaquillo which is found 20 minutes away from our hotel. There in one of the trails we will look for the following species: Firy Throated Fruiteater, Black and White Tody Tyrant, White Plumed Antbird,
Golden Headed Manakin, White vireo, and Cerulean Warbler. In the afternoon we will have the chance
to see 18 species of hummingbirds that came to feed on the feeders we have at the lodge, there we will observe species like:
Rufouscrested Coquette, Wirecrested Thorntail, Golden Tailed Sapphire, Sapphire Spangled Emerald, Violetear Brown, Gray Breasted Sabrewing, Long Tailed Hermit, Black Throated Hermit, Bue Tailed Hemerald, Fork Tailed
Woodnymph. There is also a botanical garden of orchids where we can see more than 600 species of
orchids. At night after dinner we’ll go to look for the owls, the Owl species se can find are: Band Bellied Owl, Crested Owl, Rufous Nightjar, Blackish Nightjar, and Spectacled Owl.
Day 09: Miskiyaquillo – Tarapoto .Birdwatching in North Peru
This morning we will maing focus on observing the Humming birds; later we will travel to Tarapoto, along the way we will make a stop in order to find Oilbirs. Juan Guerra is an area that is found after Tarapoto, there we will look for:
Northern Slaty Antshrike, Sulphur Bellied Tyrant Manakin, Rusty Backed Antwren, Coraya Wren,
Chestnut Capped Puffbird, Hoatzin, Lettered Aracari, Violaceous Jay, Great Antshrike, and Rusty fronted Tody Flycatcher. After overnight will return to Tarapoto to spend the night.
Day 10: Tarapoto – Abra Patricia .
Before travel to Abra Patricia we will observe the following bird species: Dotted Nanager, Plumbeous Euphonia, Masked Tanager, Scaled pigeon, Wattled Guan, Blue Banded Toucanet, Golden Collared Toucanet, White Throated
Toucan, Blakish Pewee, Andean Kock of the Rock, Golden Tailed Sapphire, Fork Tailed Woodnymph, long Tailed Hermit, Koepcke’s Hermit, Striolated Puffbird, White Throated Woodpecker, and Slaty
Capped Shrikevireo, later we will return to Tarapoto for lunch and then head towards Abra Patricia where we will spend the night.
Day 11: Abra Patricia – Leimebamba .
In our way to Leimebamba we will look birds like: Buff Breasted Tanager, Black Necked Woodpeker, Marañon Thrush, Baron’s Spinetail, Chestnut Crowned Antpitta, Amazonian Kingfisher, Ring Kingfisher, Fasciated Tiger
Heron, Little Woodstar, Torrent Duck, Torrent Tyrannulet, Blakc Chested Buzzard Eagle, Mitred
Parakeet, Peruvian pigeon, Koepcke’s Screeh Owl; once we reach Leimebamba we will visit some hummingbird feeders and and have the
chance to see species like: Sword Billed Hummingbird, Rainbow Starfrontlet, Marvelous Spatuletail, White bellied Hummingbird, Little Woodstar, Rusty Flowerpiercer, Golden bellied Grosbeak, Peruvian Meadowlark. We will spend the night at Leimebamba.
Day 12: Leimebamba all day .
This day we will visit Canyon of the Condors which is found 45 minutes away from Leimebamba, there we can see birds like: Andean Condor, White Capped Tanager, Hooded Tanager Red, White Collared Jay, Gray Breasted Mountain Toucan, Quetzal Golded Headed, Blackish Tapaculo, White Rumped Hawk, Slaty Backed Chat Tyrant,
Northean Adean Cacique, Andean Guan, Chesnut Crested Cotinga, Andean Strong Billed Woodcreeper, White Tailed Tyrannulet, Drab Hemispingus, Highland Motmot, among other bird species. At Leimebamba we can also see
species like: Brown Viotear, Little Woodstar, Black Tailed Trainbearer, Purple Throated Sunangel, Line Cheeked Spinetail, and Yellow Breasted Brush Finch.
Day 13: Leimebamba – Celendin .
This day we will travel towards the Marañon Valley in our private bus, along the way we will make some stops in order to look for some endemic species like: Russet Mantled Softtail, Yellow Faced Parrotlet, Buff Bridled Inca Finch,
Gray Winged Inca Finch, Chestnut Backed Thornbird, Peruvian pigeon, and Black Necked Woodpecker; we can also observe species like: Striped Cuckoo, Purple Collared Woodstar, Lesser Goldfinch, Purple Throated Euphonia,
Peruvian pygmy Owl, Spot Throated Hummingbird, Marañon Gnagcatcher, Tawny Crowned Pygmy Tyrant, and Hooded Siskin.we will spend the night in a local hotel.
14: Celendin – Cajamarca .
In Our way to Cajamarca we will stop at at Cruz Conga where we will look for: Rufous Antpitta, Baron’s Spinetail, White Tailed Shrike Tyrant, Brown-backed Chat Tyrant, Rufous Webbed tyrant, Black Crested Tit Tyrant, and
Plumbeous Rail. Later along the way we can also find bird species like: Rufous Eared Brush Finch, Black Metatail, Jelski’s Chat Tyrant, Buff Bellied Tanager, Shining Subeam, Streak Throated Bush Tyrant, White Browed Chat
Tyrant, Green Tailed Trainbearer, Gray Bellied Comet, Rusty Crowned Tit Spinetail , Black Metaltail, Giant Hummingbird, White Winged Cinclodes, Mourning Sierra Finch, Yellow Billed Tit Tyrant, Andea Swift, Green tailed Traibearer, and Black Eagle Chested Buzzard.
Day 15: Cajamarca – Lima .
Today as part of our last activity we will visit San Marcos in order to find the following bird species: Great Spinetail, Black Necked Woodpecker, Buff Bridled Inca Finch, White winged Black Tyrant, Masked Yellow throat, Purple
Collared Woodstar, Lesser Goldfinch, Spot Throated Hummingbird; later we will travel towards Cajamarca airport where our services will end.
Includes in :
- Bilingual local tour guide.
- Meals according to requirement (vegetarian).
- Purified water.
- Transfer transportation to the airport.
- Rooms with private bathroom.
- First-aid kit.
- Rubber boots for the rainy season.
- Entrance tickets
Not include in :
- Alcoholic drinks.
- Airplane or bus tickets.
- Taxes of the airport.
- Tips.
What we recommend to take – :
- Sun block.
- Mosquitos repellent.
- Cap or hat.
- Rain poncho.
- Long pants and long sleeve Shirts.
- Flash light or head light.
- Hiking shoes.
- Binocular.
- Plastic bags to protect the cameras etc.
What Birds Can We Find?
Peruvian Plantcutter: A rare species that inhabits the Tumbes region and is one of the most sought-after by birdwatchers.
White-Winged Guan: A majestic bird living in the mountainous areas, often difficult to spot—truly a gem for experienced birdwatchers!
Cinereous Finch: A small but charming finch that will be one of the great surprises of your trip.
Gray-Bellied Comet: This brilliant hummingbird, native to the central Andes, will leave a lasting impression.
Throughout the tour, you’ll also have the chance to observe other iconic species such as the Gray-Winged Inca Finch,
the Great Spinetail, and the Plain-Tailed Warbling Finch, all fascinating species found in the valleys and mountains of northern Peru.
A Journey to the Peruvian Amazon: Bird Wonders You Can Only Find Here
Your adventure wouldn’t be complete without exploring the northern Peruvian Amazon. This region is a true birdwatching paradise, where you’ll spot incredible species such as the Marvelous Spatuletail Hummingbird,
a unique hummingbird with one of the most stunning displays in nature. You’ll also have the chance to see the
elusive Pale-Billed Antpitta on the beautiful San Lorenzo Trail, a place full of life and biodiversity.
But that’s not all. Our tour will also take you to Alto Nieva Reserve, a hidden gem nestled in the mountains, home to
exclusive birds like the Long-Wiskered Owlet, a tiny nocturnal owl that camouflages perfectly in the vegetation. Here, you can also search for the Rusty-Tinged Antpitta, a species that inhabits remote, hard-to-reach areas.
Owl Watching: A Unique Nighttime Encounter
One of the most thrilling moments of this tour will be the opportunity to observe some of the rarest owl species on the planet.
During our nocturnal outings, you may spot the Koepcke’s Screech Owl, the Buff-Fronted Owl, the
Stygian Owl, and the Tumbes Screech Owl, all of which are difficult to see and considered treasures for true ornithology enthusiasts.
The Jewel of the Route: Plataforma
At the end of this adventure, you’ll reach the picturesque village of Plataforma, a true haven for bird lovers. In this
little paradise, you can spot a wide variety of species, including the vibrant Scarlet-Banded Barbet, a brilliantly colored bird that will leave you breathless.
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