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Kolibri Expeditions Birdwatching Tours - Birding Peru

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Kolibri Expeditions Birdwatching Tours - Birding Peru

Kolibri Expeditions is a birdwatching and nature tour operator based in Lima, Peru promoting conserv
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The Kolibri Expeditions Fan page has gotten new life as of Sep 29, 2009. Hoping for lots of interaction and interesting discussions and feedback.

29/07/2024

Jag ser fram emot nästa Falsterbo Birdshow 30 aug-1sep. Här en bild från förra året med Henrik Hultén. Snygg keps!

15/06/2024

Very excited! The Philippine Eagle itinerary to Mindanao in November has been posted.
If you only have a week it is possible to fit in this tour for the Eagle. 10 days if you want to include lowland birding at PICOP.
The tour runs just before the Asian Bird Fair between Nov 11-20
The itinerary has been designed by long-time Mindanao expat birder Pete Simpson. We are guided by expert local guides. Gunnar Engblom is the tour leader.

Check it out!
https://7wondersbirding.com/philippine-eagle-birding-tour/

07/12/2023

When I haven't been hiking and hitchhiking the Satipo road looking for birds, I've been going to the school that's right across from the lodge. Photographed here are Antony, Jac and Katiana, the entire school population here at Calabaza. At their request I've been teaching them some English about an hour every two days (and they've been teaching me just as much Spanish).

I have also been teaching them about some of the common birds found around Calabaza.Today we drew Oropendolas, tanagers and toucans, and I pointed out what they may want to look out for to ID different species in the field. Both Antony and Jac have joined me birding ( Katiana may be just a tad too young still), and I've been able to get them on a couple Dusky-green Oropendolas in my binoculars!

I've also helped Jac download Merlin and the Central Peru pack on his phone, and all three of them really love listening to what different birds sound like on the app. They're truly on track to shape up into some great birders real soon.
Text and photos: Rushi Tawade

03/12/2023

Visiting the Andamarca Valley:
The lodge is located about an hour's drive from the Andamarca Valley. Here one can find the Spectacled Brushfinch, an endangered bird known only from the slopes of this valley. Additionally , unique forms of Azara's Spinetail and Plain tailed Wren are found in the valley which stand to be split and formally described as their own species' in the future. The valley is also a great place to search for other central Peru endemics like the Cream-crested Spinetail, Junin Tapaculo, and Junin Antpitta.
A special thanks to Julien and Carlos who graciously let me join their group's day trip up to Andamarca.
Spectacled Brushfinch
Text and photos: Rushi Tawade

01/12/2023

Rushi Tawade is volunteering at the incipiant community birding hostel on the Satipo road which from the end of last year is managed by Kolibri Expeditions Birdwatching Tours - Birding Peru.
Here is Rushi's first report:

Armchair birding from the Lodge: Birding from the lodge can be quite productive, with the open second floor providing a great eye-level view of birds flitting in the midstory. The staples of the local mixed flock that passes by the lodge once or twice a day include some Flame-faced Tanagers,Saffron-crowned Tanagers, and Common Chlorospingus, a couple Spectacled Redstart, some Black-eared and Black-capped Hemispingus and a Montane Woodcreeper. The regulars are joined by a pair of Barred Becards or the odd Sierran Elaenia every now and then. Besides the mixed-flock, Dusky Green Oropendolas, a couple Blue-banded Toucanet, and a pair of social flycatchers make regular appearances throughout the day. Step down from the second story perch, and one can see Mountain Wren, Russet-crowned Warbler, and Citrine Warbler flitting in the undergrowth. And ofcourse, there's always the Bay Antpitta calling intermittently from behind the lodge, sometimes tantalizingly close, but seemingly always just out of view.

Text and photos: Rushi Tawade

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Calle Arias Schreiber 192
Case Miraflores

Horario de Apertura

Lunes	09:30 - 18:00
Martes	09:30 - 18:00
Miércoles	09:30 - 18:00
Jueves	09:30 - 18:00
Viernes	09:30 - 18:00

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+51988555938

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http://www.kolibriexpeditions.com/

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MISSION: Kolibri Expeditions provides bird-watching and bird photography experiences for all types of birders and photographers, regardless of experience, skills and budget. Kolibri Expeditions is based in Lima, Peru and operating since 1998, has provided birding and wildlife eco-tours throughout Latin America for 20 years. Kolibri Expeditions also offers selected tours to birding hotspots around the world, most notably Asia and Africa.

Kolibri Expeditions takes pride in training local guides. Our guides have superb knowledge of South American birds, especially those that are hard to find and recognize most bird calls heard, particularly those in the tropics where this skill is essential. They will share with you their unique insights including birds, wildlife, nature, world famous cuisines and culture.

Kolibri Expeditions offer a variety of birding tours of different length including the very popular 5 day Getaways for the busy professional, and Lima Days short 1-2 day tours planned around your stopover in the Peruvian capital.

Also, moderate birding, extreme birding, bird photography and videography, butterflies and insects, hiking, trekking, nature and cultural expeditions. They also pioneered the Peruvian pelagic tours back in 2000 and has the longest track record of pelagic expeditions in Peru. Special rare species of the Humboldt Current such as Hornby’s and Markham’s Storm-Petrels, Peruvian Diving-Petrel and a variety of Albatross species can be seen on our trips.