Our final 8 days in Peru were spent in the north and were certainly a race to the finish. It went a little something like
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birding the world on a budget
Our final 8 days in Peru were spent in the north and were certainly a race to the finish. It went a little something like
Read moreBarbets are small to medium-sized, usually brightly colored birds with disproportionately large heads and thick bills. There are 83 known species dispersed throughout tropical environments
Read moreWhile up in Abra Patricia we had great looks at this adorable Cliff Flycatcher at a nest, who snagged a bug, proceeded to whack it
Read moreThe morning of June 21st we woke up super early (AKA 4:30 AM) to make sure we’d be at our intended destination before dawn, because
Read moreThe next portion of our Peru trip, really just an extension of what we were already doing, involved utilizing our vehicle to visit as many
Read moreAfter leaving Oxapampa, we arrived in the Huanaco area, an area with pleasant temperatures (warm days and cool nights) due to its elevation, which was
Read moreVilla Rica, an area dominated by shade-grown coffee plantations, makes for surprisingly good birding. Located in the central part of the Peruvian Selva, Villa Rica
Read moreWhile planning our six month long worldwide adventure, Ross and I made the decision to hire a driver for the majority of our Peru trip.
Read moreThe Wattled Curassow, a game-type bird that was nearly hunted to extinction. Found in remote rain forests in the western Amazon Basin, this particular bird
Read morePicture being in the middle of the Amazon Jungle in a very remote place. As I write this, (and if you are reading this, know
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