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Photo Wildlife Tours

Come with us and know the wild planet through your camera. Ven con nosotros y conoce el mundo sa
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the world. We are trying to create a project whose main objective is to reveal, care for, and spread this passion to others. This is how, in 2016, the idea of Photo Wildlife Tours begins to take shape. This is an incentive with which we try to awaken the amazement of whoever wishes to accompany us on this adventure. We will experience nature, while simultaneously supporting various programs focused on research, education, conservation and sustainable tourism.
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Desde que abrimos el corazón al mundo natural, a cada ser, a cada roca que coexiste en esta nave espacial llamada Tierra, la fotografía y la aventura nos ha llevado a recorrer lugares deslumbrantes, a conocer criaturas indoblegables y vivir momentos que jamás se borrarán de nuestras memorias. Tras continuos años de esfuerzos por registrar estos mágicos lugares y su biodiversidad, hemos sentido la necesidad de compartir, de crear un proyecto cuyo objetivo es revelar, cuidar y transmitir esta pasión y experiencias con los demás. Así, en el año 2016, surge el sueño de Photo Wildlife Tours, una iniciativa con la que pretendemos despertar el asombro de quien nos acompañe a conocer la naturaleza y al mismo tiempo apoyar diversos programas de investigación, educación, conservación y turismo sostenible.

10/12/2024

Petaca, queen of Patagonia.

02/12/2024

ENG Appreciating moments in the natural history of biodiversity is one of our passions. A Green Honeycreeper (Chlorophanes spiza) feeds on a flower on the Ecuadorian coast.
ESP Apreciar momentos de la historia natural de la biodiversidad es una de nuestras pasiones. Un Mielero verde (Chlorophanes spiza) se alimenta de una flor en la costa ecuatoriana.

25/11/2024

Una amiga de nuestros tours amazónicos: "Bothrops bilineatus"
A friend from our Amazon tours: "Bothrops bilineatus".

24/11/2024

Crimson-rumped toucanet (Aulacorhynchus haematopygus)
Colombia Photo Tour

18/11/2024

Jewel of Cali - Colombia

Multicoloured tanager (Chlorochrysa nitidissima)

Join us in our 2026 Colombia photo tour.
Link in the bio

Sony A7Riii | Sony 200-600 mm

05/11/2024

It’s not one of the “typical” colorful chameleons, but this Brookesia superciliaris is one of the chameleon species that fascinated me the most.

In addition to its incredible morphology, a detail that blew my mind was its white color while sleeping. I found it fascinating that, despite the fame of chameleons for their thousands of colors, seeing this reptile completely white was wonderful.

Without disturbing it to avoid a change in color, and with the help of my local guide Fitah, I was able to take this photo, which shows the spectacular contrast between its red eye and skin.

Fun fact: Chameleons, and in general, some reptiles, can change their skin color thanks to chromatophores. These cells contain pigments inside that allow them to change color and, in many cases, reflect light selectively.

07/09/2024

Hoy, junto a , Pamela Lojan y Jason Crespo , hemos publicado otro artículo científico. Se trata del primer caso de albinismo en el Puercoespín Quichua (Coendou quichua) y el tercer caso de albinismo en mamíferos de Ecuador. Además, es nuestro segundo registro en albinismo, ya que el año pasado publicamos el primer caso para ranas del género "Pristimantis".
Nuestros tours nos ayudan poder seguir invirtiendo en ciencia y conservación y así seguir dando a conocer al mundo sobre las maravillas del Ecuador.
Today, together with , Pamela Lojan and Jason Crespo , we have published another scientific article. This is the first case of albinism in the Quichua Porcupine (Coendou quichua) and the third case of albinism in Ecuadorian mammals. In addition, it is our second record of albinism, since last year we published the first case for frogs of the genus "Pristimantis".
Our tours help us to continue investing in science and conservation and thus continue to make the world aware of the wonders of Ecuador.
Ph: Jason Crespo.
Link: https://mastozoologiamexicana.com/.../article/view/545

06/09/2024

We are happy of the last article where we have been involved. Our co-founder Jaime Culebras is coauthor of a research were two glassfrogs have been described as new species. Here, photos of one of the new species: "Centrolene marcoreyesi"..
Link: https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.17712

13/07/2024

The perfect connection between humans and nature.

Hunters with eagles
Mongolia 🇲🇳

09/07/2024

Ballet Aéreo

Peruvian racket-tail (Ocreatus peruanus)

15/01/2024

Mountain Velvetbreast (Lafresnaya lafresnayi)

This hummingbird is characterized by its curved beak, in addition to living in high lands areas of 2,500–3,400 m a.s.l.

Another amazing feature is it magnificent green iridescence.

31/12/2023

A happy New Year to everyone! We thank those who were part of this wonderful year and those who trusted in our work. We wish you a 2024 full of travels and many successes.
¡Feliz año a todos! Agradecemos a quienes formaron parte de este maravilloso año y confiaron en nuestro trabajo. Les deseamos un 2024 lleno de viajes y éxitos.
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28/12/2023

From Madagascar with love 🇲🇬

We share with you 5 curious facts about this wonderful country.m

1. Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world and is located in the Indian Ocean, off the southeast coast of Africa.

2. The fauna and flora of Madagascar are unique, as approximately 90% of the plant and animal species found on the island are not found anywhere else in the world.

3. The lemur is an endemic primate of Madagascar and has become an iconic symbol of the country. There are over 100 different species of lemurs on the island.

4. Madagascar is home to the Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, a unique geological formation consisting of sharp limestone needles that create a spectacular landscape.

5. The official language of Madagascar is Malagasy, but French is also spoken on the island due to past French colonization.

Would you like to go with us this 2024?🤔

20/12/2023

Ecuador’s cloud Forest treasure, Plate-billed mountain toucan (Andigena laminirostris)

17/12/2023

The puma (Puma concolor), also known as mountain lion, American lion, or cougar, is a widely distributed species of feline throughout the entire American continent. Its extraordinary adaptability allows it to inhabit a variety of habitats, from jungles and forests to deserts and mountains, contributing to its presence in almost all of the continent.

Despite its distribution spanning from Canada to the southern tip of Chile and Argentina, the best place to see them is undoubtedly Torres del Paine National Park, located in the Chilean Patagonia. By respecting their territory and food sources, a bond of respect has been built between animals and humans, providing us with a wonderful opportunity to witness their majesty. The experience of seeing this magnificent feline walk is truly unforgettable.

15/12/2023

Perfect combination, Scintillant hummingbird (Selasphorus scintilla).

Selasphorus scintilla, also known as the Scintillant hummingbird, is a species that inhabits the high mountains of Costa Rica and Panama.

It is recognized for its iridescent plumage with shades of orange. It doesn’t exceed 8 centimeters in length, but it is still capable of beating its wings up to 80 times per second, allowing it to remain suspended in the air while feeding on nectar.
Combinacion perfecta, Scintillant hummingbird (Selasphorus scintilla).

Selasphorus scintilla, también conocido como Scintillant hummingbird, es una especieque habita en las altas montañas de Costa Rica y Panamá.

Es reconocido por su su plumaje iridiscente de tonos anaranjados . Su tamaño no supera los 8 centímetros de longitud, pero aun así es capaz de batir sus alas hasta 80 veces por segundo, lo que le permite mantenerse suspendido en el aire mientras se alimenta del néctar.

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Since we opened our hearts to nature, to every being, to every rock that coexists in this spaceship known as Earth, photography and adventure have taken us to discover dazzling places, see creatures unlike any other, and live moments that will forever remain in our memories. After several years trying to register these magical places and their biodiversity, we have felt the need to share them with the world. We are trying to create a project whose main objective is to reveal, care for, and spread this passion to others. This is how, in 2016, the idea of Photo Wildlife Tours begins to take shape. This is an incentive with which we try to awaken the amazement of whoever wishes to accompany us on this adventure. We will experience nature, while simultaneously supporting various programs focused on research, education, conservation and sustainable tourism. --------------------------------------------------------------- Desde que abrimos el corazón al mundo natural, a cada ser, a cada roca que coexiste en esta nave espacial llamada Tierra, la fotografía y la aventura nos ha llevado a recorrer lugares deslumbrantes, a conocer criaturas indoblegables y vivir momentos que jamás se borrarán de nuestras memorias. Tras continuos años de esfuerzos por registrar estos mágicos lugares y su biodiversidad, hemos sentido la necesidad de compartir, de crear un proyecto cuyo objetivo es revelar, cuidar y transmitir esta pasión y experiencias con los demás. Así, en el año 2016, surge el sueño de Photo Wildlife Tours, una iniciativa con la que pretendemos despertar el asombro de quien nos acompañe a conocer la naturaleza y al mismo tiempo apoyar diversos programas de investigación, educación, conservación y turismo sostenible.