From inspiration to action: Manakin Nature Tours! 🌟🇺🇲
Manakin Nature Tours reached an important milestone at our event at the beautiful Tinamú birdwatching nature reserve! 🌿✨ All our team came together to celebrate and plan for the future.
We were inspired by Sebastián Ospina, Diego Gonzales, and Paula Cadena, who shared powerful insights on identity, photography, and storytelling with powerful messages like “Essence doesn’t compete with excellence” and “The story belongs to the one who tells it.” 📸🌟
Celebrating our 15th anniversary, we are excited for new challenges and to continue creating unforgettable experiences! 🎉🦜 Thank you for being part of our journey!
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¡De la inspiración a la acción: Manakin Nature Tours! 🇨🇴🌟
¡Manakin Nature Tours alcanzó un hito importante en nuestro evento en la hermosa reserva natural de observación de aves Tinamú! 🌿✨ Nuestro equipo se unió para celebrar y planificar el futuro.
Nos inspiramos en Sebastián Ospina, Diego Gonzales y Paula Cadena, quienes compartieron ideas poderosas sobre la identidad, fotografía y el storytelling con mensajes poderosos como “La esencia no compite con la excelencia” y “La historia es de quien la cuenta”. 📸🌟
Celebrando nuestro 15° aniversario, ¡estamos emocionados por nuevos desafíos y por seguir creando experiencias inolvidables! 🎉🦜 ¡Gracias por ser parte de nuestro viaje!
@tatanfue @diegonzales @paulacadenasp
🇨🇴Colombia is home to 1,968 bird species, making it one of the most biodiverse destinations in the world for birdwatchers. 🧐
On each tour, we are amazed by the variety of species we encounter, uniquely connecting with the biodiversity of our country.
Do you recognize the hummingbird that starred in this video?
Experience birdwatching and let us show you our natural beauty!
📩Contact us for more information about our tours or visit our website.
🇬🇧🇺🇸 Orange-breasted Fruiteater
🔬 Pipreola jucunda
Here are some interesting facts about this bird:
1. It’s similar to other pipreolas, but in this case, the male is distinguished by an orange patch on the upper chest. The female is more easily confused with the female Green-and-black Fruiteater (Pipreola riefferii), but it’s smaller and has green legs, not orange.
2. Its range extends from southwestern Colombia to southwestern Ecuador, mainly between altitudes of 600 and 1,900 masl.
3. It’s a quiet bird, usually solitary or in pairs and sometimes joining mixed flocks. It’s common to observe this bird catching fruits in mid-air or from a perch.
What other information would you like to know about this bird? 🤔
Exploring Colombia with all its essence. 🇨🇴
We're excited to share a compilation of moments from one of our recent tours. Each scene is an invitation to delve into the beauty our country has to offer. 🍃
Video of @alejo_pintog
🇨🇴Colombia never ceases to amaze us with its unique encounters! The giant anteater gives us the chance to pause in the present moment and appreciate the wonder of sharing our space with such extraordinary beings. Each encounter connects us to the beauty and diversity of the surrounding nature. 🌿🐜
Rediscovering the greatness of our land!
Video of @manedwolf1984
Discover the Glaucidium nubicola, a unique and fascinating owl! 🦉
Also known as the Cloud Forest Pygmy Owl, this small bird can be found throughout the western Andes of Colombia and northwestern Ecuador 🌿 Its mottled plumage and bright yellow eyes make it a wonder of nature. Its specific epithet, nubicola, means "dwelling in the clouds" in Latin, as this species is often found in primary or slightly altered humid cloud forests, in mountainous areas with abundant rainfall and rugged terrain. Despite its size (approximately 15 cm in length!), the Glaucidium nubicola has excellent hunting abilities. This species is quite diurnal and feeds on both invertebrates and small vertebrates.
Have you ever had the chance to hear its call?
📷 @manedwolf1984
