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The Most Complete Guide of Ecuador

Birds
February 17, 2020 Birds, Galápagos, This Month in Galápagos, Wildlife

February is for flamingos

Did you know that on top of all the other fantastic animals you can find in the Galapagos, you can also find flamingos?

Flamingos in the Galapagos can be spotted in Floreana, Santa Cruz, Isabella, Santiago, and Bainbridge.

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December 1, 2019 Amazon Rainforest, Birds, Birdwatching, Cloud Forest, Diversity, Nature, Wildlife Encounters

Ecuador: Welcome to Birdwatcher’s Paradise!

No other country in the world has as many bird species in such a small land area. With a list of over 1640 species, Ecuador ranks fourth in the world

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February 4, 2019 Birds, Birdwatching, Cloud Forest, Nature, Northen Andes, Wildlife Encounters

Mashpi Cloud Forest: A dream destination for Birders

The slopes of the Andes are dressed with this wonderful ecosystem, also called “Andean brow” due to its generous vegetation. The cloud forest looks like a mossy jungle with tall

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October 22, 2018 Adventure, Amazon, Birds, Birdwatching, Mindo, Nature, Northen Andes, Wildlife, Yasuni National Park

Birdwatching en el Ecuador: Andrés Holguín

Andrés, guía turístico especializado en aves, nos cuenta sobre el avistamiento de aves en el Ecuador. 

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April 24, 2018 animals of Galapagos, Birds, Diversity, Galápagos, Wildlife

Blue-footed Boobies: the most amusing birds in Galápagos Islands

Blue-footed Boobies: these cute birds are many of Galápagos travelers’ favorites! During the months of April and May they enter their mating season, giving visitors the chance to see them do their fancy dance.

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January 22, 2018 Birds, Birdwatching, Lago San Pablo, Otavalo, Otavalo, What to Do

Parque Condor: An encounter with Owls, Eagles and Condors

Just 3 miles away from Otavalo, this thirty-acre park is managed by a foundation dedicated to the care and rescue of predatory birds such as hawks and eagles, vultures and owls.

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