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Proporcionamos a nuestros participantes y clientes. Tours y clases BIRDING | equipos VORTEX OPTICS Since 2004.
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We have provided to our participants with exciting nature trips and expeditions in the rainforests of Madre de Dios and highlands of Cusco - Perú. These expeditions have also created a value in the rainforest thus making it a competitive alternative to sustainable product such as lumber and gold mining. Jacamar Club Peru works under the principles of environmental education, bird habitat conservat

ion, and sustainable eco-tourism ideas; which translates to the practice of simple and effective nature management, complementing the needs of any participants. Our team is a group of specialized educators, knowledgeable professionals and expert field guides with great people skills.

26/07/2024

Nación

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11/07/2024

Grandes premios 🤩

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25/06/2024

¿Que es un SONIDO?Son hondas de presion emitidas por aves que se mueven por el aire y son captadas por un medio, ya sean nuestros oidos o nuestros microfonos...

20/06/2024

Así se desarrollo el taller de grabación de sonidos de AVES a cargo del Blgo. Leonardo Gonzales / Instructor Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú -- Muchas gracias a todos los participantes 19/06/2024

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14/06/2024

¿Te gustaria iniciarte en la grabación de sonidos de AVES? Tenemos una gran oportunidad facilitado por el Blgo. Leonardo Gonzales / Instructor Jacamar

Separa tu participación 🎙️🦉
Fecha: miércoles 19 junio 2024
Hora: 6:00pm (PE)
Online / Cupos limitados

El Blgo. Leonardo estará proporcionando a los participantes una introducción básica a las herramientas, técnicas e importancia de la grabación de sonidos de las aves.

Inversión: S/. 10:00 soles
Informes & inscripciónes:
📱WhatsApp +51 974296204
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13/06/2024

Put the spot in your stalk with the NEW Crossfire® HD family of spotting scopes.

Learn more about the line at: https://vortexoptics.com/optics/spotting-scopes/crossfire.html

06/06/2024

21/05/2024

Actualizado al 06 de marzo de 2024,
por Manuel A. Plenge
X = residente: 1541
E = endémico: 118
NB = migratorio: 138
V = divagante: 69
IN = introducido: 3
EX = extirpado: 0
Subtotal: 1869
H = hipotético: 32
TOTAL: 1901
*Actualmente SACC está en el proceso de reconocer ciertas subspecies como especies y cuando lo hagan las cifras variarán.

En este gráfico podemos ver como ha evolucionado el número de especies en el Perú desde 1968 hasta el 2023.

19/05/2024

Muy pronto nuevamente !! 🤩

15 - 21 Setiembre 2019. XI Clase Interpretativa de Observación de Aves, para el Ecoturismo y la Conservación en Pilcopata y el Valle de Kosñipata, Cusco - Re...

15/05/2024

El Global Big Day, se celebra y comparte; Es un evento mundial que moviliza a diversos observadores de aves, asi vivimos el ultimo 11 mayo 2024 Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú
Peru Women Birders Vortex Optics

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08/05/2024

¿Sabes, de que especie se trata?
Cuentanos, si la viste y donde?
Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú

Video: Richard Amable

06/05/2024

Reliable Vortex Optics 👊

04/05/2024

El gran conteo de aves 2024
| Global Big Day 2024 🦉🌿
únete en comunidad para celebrar la diversidad de aves y promueve las buenas practicas pro-aves porque
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03/05/2024

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Asi se desarrollo el taller de grabación de sonidos de AVES a cargo del Blgo. Leonardo Gonzales / Instructor Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú -- Muchas gracias a todos los participantes 19/06/2024 _____ #Jacamarclub #bioacustica #ediciondesonido #leonardogonzales #birding #vortexoptics #peruves #grabaciondesonidos

¿Sabes, de que especie se trata? Cuentanos, si la viste y donde? Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú Video: Richard Amable

𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗸-𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗹𝗲𝗱 𝗙𝗹𝘆𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 (Tyrannus savana) La tijereta sabanera es una especie de ave paseriforme de la familia Tyrannidae perteneciente al género Tyrannus. Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú video: @anaamable_photos Observado en Oct 2020 en el Humedal Lucre-Huacarpay #cusco #peru

𝗔𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝗙𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿 (Colaptes rupicola) Bastante común en los hábitats abiertos de la puna y el páramo; a menudo cerca de ciénagas en el sur de su área de distribución y en árboles cerca de la línea de árboles en el norte de su área de distribución. Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú Video: @anaamable_photos #cusco #peru ______

𝗖𝗿𝗶𝗺𝘀𝗼𝗻-𝗺𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗹𝗲𝗱 𝗪𝗼𝗼𝗱𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿 (Colaptes rivolii) Carpintero de zonas subtropicales y templadas en los Andes desde Venezuela hasta Bolivia. Rojo brillante arriba y amarillo abajo, con mejillas pálidas notables y pecho escamado oscuro. Bastante común pero a veces discreto; Generalmente en los niveles medios a altos del bosque nuboso cubierto de musgo. Observado en el Abra Málaga--Cloud Forest (2700-3000m) Jacamar Club - Birding in Perú Video: @anaamable_photos _____________ #birdsvideo #JacamarClub #vortexperu #vortexperu #VortexOptics #BinocularesPeru #binoculars #outdoors #avistamientodeaves #birdingperu #birdingtours #birds

La lista oficial de aves de Perú se actualiza con un total de 1879 especies, lo que nos coloca en este momento en el primer lugar en riqueza de especies de aves del mundo, según los criterios antes explicados de SACC. https://sites.google.com/site/boletinunop/

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Jacamar Club start on 2004 by Richard Amable. Initial activities with a group of friends included bird watching, exploring areas where birds congregate in numbers to do bird observation, bird monitoring, local education and habitat conservation involving local students. Today we have moved forward to tour guiding and leading birding tours in to the neo-tropical rainforest among Madre de Dios region of Perú and to the Highlands of Cusco. Our team continues to monitor birding habitats. We keep running birding activities with the locals, and working with local organizations to conserve biodiversity in Perú. This is our history and involve great people and skills.

2004 – In Puerto Maldonado, Richard Amable together with Carlos Huamani and Miguel Rios start a birding group and the first steps of Birding in Action Programs. In the same year we met birder Daniel L. Lebbin from Cornell University. Dr. Lebbin encouraged Richard’s team to form an organization to teach birding and conservation ideas to the community. Richard began teaching birding and using educational activities with students from around Puerto Maldonado where an appreciation for birding did not exist and habitat conservation was not thorough enough to protect biodiversity.

2006 – We received amazing donations of birding equipment (spotting scopes, binoculars and birding field books) from Emmalee Tarry and Birder’s Exchange (the American Birding Association).

2007 – Richard gains strength and appreciation by teaching more birding walks, talks, and classes involving students from SENATI Institute and UNAMAD University.

2008 – Top noch Peruvian birder. Renzo Zeppilli trained and encouraged us to develop field technical skills, ethics, and protocols to be fantastic field guides.

2009 – Jacamar Club provided extensive wildlife data, field information, and assistance to wildlife researchers from Amigos Biological Station, Tambopata Research Center, Castella Film Productions, EBIRD.com world wide data base, to the Peruvian Bird Record Committee, and the websites like Xeno-cantos.org

2010 – Jacamar Club is established as a tour company operating birding and nature trips to the Madre de Dios region and highlands of Cusco region.

2011 – The “Amable” family made a significant donation to Jacamar Club of 65 acres (25 hectares), of pristine Amazon Rainforest land along the Madre de Dios River, to promote wildlife research, education and bird conservation in south eastern Perú.

2012 – The donated forest land becomes "Luz M. Melendez Preserve". This Sanctuary is established as protected property in honor to Richard Amable's mother. Initiating the preservation of the flora and fauna for areas near Puerto Maldonado in southeastern Peru.

2012 – In this forest Sanctuary, the "Camp" was built as a basic field station: a floor raised on stilts, a palm thatch roof, mattresses on the floor and basic stove and latrines. We hope to build a more sophisticated building in the near future.

2013 – Jacamar Club designed 7 nests for parrots. We hung the nests 80 feet (24.5 meter), above ground to supplement naturalnesting sites at Luz Marina Forest Preserve.

2014 - Director Richard Amable moved to the Unite State, He became as part of the Audubon Society of Ohio, do program talks and speeches, frequently join for the local birding trips. He is learning more and bringing back many experiences and stories to share in Peru...

2016 - Richard Amable partner with Voice of America Metro Park in West Chester: He has designed five wooden nest boxes for American Kestrel, all hanged between 16 to 20 feet above ground, attached to life trees and posts.

2017 - Jacamar Club received amazing donations for the Birding in Action Program. The birding equipment is donated by Shamus M. Terry of Vortex Optics, Other US organization help too.

2018 - We partner with Vortex Optics, The team has grown and the force become stronger. The Birding in Action and the events for birding class gets more effective.

2020 - Plan is to develop for first time the Madre de Dios River Birding Festival.

WHATS NEXT

Hope a lot more is coming. We want to build a capable field center, with 6 rooms, 1 kitchen, 4 restrooms, a library, and a conference room. We want to help to develop more birding groups in Madre de Dios and rest of Perú and Bolivia. We want to keep developing more nature trips for genuine ecotourism. We believe ecotourism is a key for conservation. We want to expose our participants to opportunities to see many more birds. We want to encourage people to participate as ambassador of national parks, preserves, concessions and private protected forest for conservation, also tried the best meals, shopping for beautiful Peruvian handicrafts, jewelry, and wood decorations produced by locals...