Tuesday, October 15, 2013. Forest Flacon at Lalo Loor Dry Forest Reserve. Forest Falcon at Lalo Loor Reserve. My wife and I visited Lalo Loor Reserve October 3rd 2012 and were greeted by a group of Army Ants that were being followed by Bicolor Antbird, Plain-brown Woodcreepers, Ecuadorian Thrush, White-wiskered Hermit, Gray-and-gold Warbler, and a group of Smooth-billed Anies. Last but not least, a great surprise for us when we spotted.

A blog about the Birds of South America, Ornithology, Birding or Birdwatching, Birder experiences and NEWS. On eBird there are records of this species on extreme south-east Ecuador. Most of the records on eBird for are in San Martín region.

Travel Journal - Notes and Things. Sunday, April 19, 2009. Everything smooth and on time. WHITE COLLARED SEEDEATER, HOODED ORIOLE, ANHINGA, SNAIL KITE.

Mostly a blog with photos of birds form Peru. But I will also post some photos from neighboring countries. Thursday, March 17, 2016. EcoAmazonian Lodge is not the best known Lodge among birdwatchers, but the area is definitively good for birds. This was also a family trip, so bird was not the first priority all the time. The Lodge is a good place to see a good variety of Parrots, here are some of them.

Thursday, August 13, 2015. There was no place to hang a hammock in the rundown building, while most of the floor space was already consumed by the large tent they had pitched inside it. That night it rained, and so did the roof. Franco moved quickly to get the flysheet over the tent, which saved us from the worst that the downpour had to offer.

For the last ten years, the author has lived, worked, birded, and blogged in Ecuador, Tanzania, and Brazil, some of the most bird-rich countries in the world. For captions, place the mouse cursor over the photo. White-Throated Fantail, Margalla Hills National Park.