Las Tangaras Nature Reserve
Filmed by Peter Odekerken in Las Tangaras NAture Resere, Choco, Colombia
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Colombia 2012 Part 3
Part 3 begins with the boat trip from El Paujil reserve at the start of the journey to the Arrierito-Antioqueno reserve. On the boat trip we have a cocoi heron, and then we get to the Pro Aves reserve centre at Arrierito-Antioqueno where the bananas soon attract crimson-backed tanager, buff-throated saltator, blue-necked tanager, Colombian chachalaca, bay-headed tanager, black-winged saltator, steely-vented hummingbird, green-crowned woodnymph, black-faced tanager, black-striped sparrow, inca jay, dusky-capped flycatcher and rusty-margined flycatcher.
In the forest we have tawny-throated leaftosser, yellow-throated bush-tanager, golden-crowned flycatcher, spotted barbtail, ochre-bellied flycatcher, buff-fronted foliage-gleaner, moustached puffbird, ornate flycatcher, golden tanager, marble-faced bristle-tyrant, red-headed barbet, beryl-spangled tanager, speckled tanager, pale-edged flycatcher, grey-cheeked thrush and a squirrel.
At higher altitude we have indigo flowerpiercer, long-billed gnatwren, Azara's spinetail and golden-faced tyrannulet. Back in the forest we have green-fronted lancebill and chestnut wood-quail.
Next day we head along the road and see the reserve speciality, the chestnut-capped piha. We also see a big flock of migrating broad-winged hawks, collared trogon, a female then male Parker's antbird, striped (western) woodhaunter, golden-olive woodpecker, ochre-breasted antpitta, and buff-rumped warbler. We then head to an abandoned gold mine where we see wedge-tailed grass-finch, pale-breasted spinetail and bran-coloured flycatcher.
Next day we bird en-route to Las Tangaras reserve. We start at Porce where we see a tamarin before spending some time viewing the reservoir where most birds were too distant to film. Then we stop at La Romera reserve near Medellin where we see brown-capped vireo, golden-crowned warbler, Canada warbler and our main target, the red-bellied grackle.
Next morning we hike in the dark to the highest point of Las Tangaras Pro Aves reserve so we are there for dawn, and are rewarded with gold-ringed tanager, black-chinned mountain-tanager, fulvous-dotted treerunner, uniform treehunter, orange-breasted fruiteater, buffy tuftedcheek, club-winged manakin, Sharpe's wren, narino tapaculo, olivaceous piha, olive finch, grey-breasted wood-wren, dusky bush-tanager, beautiful jay, Andean solitaire, a brief shot of black solitaire, and a brightly coloured grasshopper.
On the edge of the forest we have a hummingbird feeding area and see white-tailed hillstar, greenish puffleg, velvet-purple coronet, empress brilliant, purple-throated woodstar, violet-tailed sylph, brown inca and a very large wasp. Further along the road we hear and then see the amazing toucan barbet, then crested ant-tanager, bronze-olive pygmy-tyrant, scaly-throated foliage-gleaner, black-and-gold tanager and finally a pair of white-headed wrens.
Colombian Species in ther ProAves Bird Reserves in Colombia
Biodiversity of bird Reserves ProAves
Choco-endemic, Yellow-collared Chlorophonia, Chlorophonia flavirostris, Reserva Las Tangaras
We have a amazing birding tour around the western andes (Colombia) with Bogota Birding company . We get the most amazing near endemics on this tour in Tangaras reserve: the Choco-endemic, Yellow-collared Chlorophonia, Chlorophonia flavirostri. My clients return to Germany very happy with several lifers ..Chestnut-breasted Wren, the rare Black Solitaire, the stunning Gold-ringed Tanager, Black-chinned Mountain-Tanager, Glistening-green Tanager, Yellow-collared Chlorophonia, Yellow-vented Woodpecker, Red-faced Spinetail, Fulvous-dotted and Uniform Treehunters, Buffy Tuftedcheek, Scale-throated Foliage-Gleaner, Orange-breasted Fruiteater, Olivaceous Piha, Choco Tyrannulet, Bronze-olive Pgymy-Tyrant, Handsome Flycatcher, Smoke-colored Pewee, Dusky Bush-Tanager and Choco Brush-Finch.
Colombia Birdwatch
En esta nota hablamos con Christopher Calonje director en Colombia-Birdwatch
Birds in the Cocora Valley - Aves en la Valle de Cocora / Colombia 2016
This video was made in Valle de Cocora, Colombia. Subject: Birds in Colombia, Aves en Valle de Cocora. In order of appearance: Black Cheeked Woodpecker, Orange fronted Yellow Finch, Emerald Toucanet, Dusky-legged Guan, Turquoise Jay, Crimson mantled Woodpecker, Andean Motmot, Mirla, Rufous collared Sparrow, Hummingbirds, Woodcreeper, White-capped Dipper,Powerful Woodpecker, Green Jay, Masked Trogon, Cinnamon Flycatcher. This video was made in september 2016 by Alexander Brackx. Info: Alexander_brackx@yahoo.com or facebook
BIRDWATCHING IN COLOMBIA
Birdwatching is always a beautiful experience, but to do it in Colombia is particulary for the big number of different birds in this incredible country. Photos in this video are all taken in Venecia, a little town in Antioquia, central departement not to far from Medellin. Shots are from 2009 and 2011 travels.
Canon Eos 450 D and Canon Eso 500 D, with lens Sigma 70-200 2.8. In the same days I shot a short film you can find in this Youtube Channel at name Pajaros de Colombia.
Colombian Species in ther ProAves Bird Reserves in Colombia
Experience the amazing diversity of wildlife from the nature reserves of Fundacion ProAves, situated across Colombia. Come visit the reserves and experience firsthand why Colombia is so precious for the planets biodiversity. Visit EcoTurs ecoturs.org to come visit.
Fuertes's Parrot in the Giles-fuertesi Bird Reserve by Peter Odekerken
Fuertes's Parrot (Hapalopsittaca fuertesi) foraging on mistletoe berries (Santalaceae family) in the Giles-fuertes Bird Reserve, Tolima, Colombia. Video (c) Peter Odekerken.
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Colombia is the country with most bird species in the world thanks to its diversity in ecosystems. This country is divided in six natural regions, the Andean Region, the Pacific Region and the Caribbean region with their islands which corresponds to the Insular Region, the Orinoquia Region, and the Colombian Amazon Region. Each of these Colombian natural regions has unique landscapes, such as the Chocó rain forest in the Pacific, the multiple and drastic ecosystems in the Andes Mountains like the Seranía del Perijá or the Tatacoa Desert, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in the Caribbean Region, the Colombian savannas in the Llanos, and the Amazon Jungle. Colombia is a very special spot for birdwatching and birding tourism, because here you can find around 1,935 bird species, of which around 96 of them are endemic species and around 160 species of hummingbirds. Besides that, here in Colombia you can watch migratory birds that come from the rest of the American continent. That’s why Colombia has been occupying the first place in Global Big Day since 2017 and it is waiting for you to come and meet all bird species this country has.
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Reserva Natural de las Aves El Dorado-Santuario a perpetuidad para las aves
La Reserva Natural de las Aves El Dorado fue creada el 31 de marzo de 2006, basándose en la urgencia de conservar uno de los sitios más frágiles e importantes de Colombia, la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, hábitat de un gran número de especies animales y vegetales únicas.
El video esta en español- subtitulado al inglés.
endemic, Colombian Brush-Finch, Sierra Nevada Brush Finch, Buarremon basilicus, Dorado Bird Reserve
endemic, Colombian Brush-Finch, Sierra Nevada Brush Finch, Buarremon basilicus, Dorado Bird Reserve
Amazing birding tour in Santa marta area with Bogota Birding (Birding Guide- Oswaldo Cortes):
We saw with birdwatchers from Canada the endemic and targents birds like: Santa Marta Parakeet, Santa Marta Screech-owl, Blossomcrown, Black-backed Thornbill, White-tailed Starfrontlet, Santa Marta Woodstar, Rusty-headed Spinetail, Santa Marta Foliage-gleaner, Santa Marta Bush-tyrant, Santa Marta Brush-finch, Colombian Brush-finch, Santa Marta Mountain-tanager, White-lored Warbler, Santa Marta Warbler, Santa Marta Tapaculo, Brown-rumped Tapaculo, and Yellow-crowned Whitestart, Santa Marta long tailed Antbird and near endemic species White-tipped Quetzal, White-rumped Hawk, Black-and-chestnut Eagle, Black-fronted Wood-Quail, Golden-breasted Fruiteater and Lined Quail-Dove
Reserva Natural de las Aves Reinita Cielo Azul-Hogar para las migratorias
Primera reserva latinoamericana dedicada a un ave migratoria, la Reinita Cielo Azul (Setophaga cerulea) vulnerable de extinción. La reserva además protege bosques de roble y a la Perdiz Santandereana (Odontophorus strophium) endémica y en peligro de extinción.
Se encuentra ubicada sobre la vertiente occidental de la Cordillera Oriental colombiana en el municipio de San Vicente de Chucurí, departamento de Santander, junto a la serranía de los Yariguíes.
Reserva Natural de las Aves El Paujil-Sitio de alta importancia biológica para el país
Creada en noviembre de 2003 con el fin de conservar el Paujil de Pico Azul (Crax alberti) endémico de Colombia y en peligro crítico de extinción; además de garantizar la preservación de uno de los ecosistemas más vulnerables que se ha distribuido en el valle del Magdalena medio, el bosque húmedo tropical.
En la reserva se han registrado cerca de 360 especies de aves, de las cuales 7 son especies endémicas, 8 casi endémicas y 8 amenazadas; 43 especies de mamíferos no voladores de los cuales 18 están amenazados, 24 especies de mamíferos voladores; 32 especies de anfibios donde se encuentra 1 especie amenazada y 46 especies de reptiles.
Bird Conservation in Colombia - Fundacion ProAves
Birdwatching Colombia Hotel Tinamú - Observación de Aves - Birding Manizales
Birdwatching Colombia en el Hotel Tinamú, Birding Nature Reserve. Tour de Observación de Aves en Caldas, Birding Manizales en un lugar con más de 200 especies de aves registradas y especializado para fotógrafos y avistadores de aves. Reservas en:
- booking@hoteltinamu.com
Near endemic, Western Emerald, Chlorostilbon melanorhynchus, Choco endemic, Reserva Las Tangaras
Near endemic, Western Emerald, Chlorostilbon melanorhynchus, Choco endemic, Reserva Las Tangaras
Colombia Birding
Birding for the Soul - Colombia
Colombia es sin lugar a dudas, uno de los mejores destinos pajareros del mundo, no por casualidad, es el país más “Megadiverso” en avifauna del planeta. Este corto recopila las memorias de nuestro reciente viaje a tierras cafetaleras (Pereira, Manizales y Calí). Por su parte el Tours: “Pajareando para la Conservación” ayudan a generar recursos para la Fundación y el desarrollo de nuestros proyectos.
Agradecimientos
A Daniel Mendieta y la familia Mendieta Giraldo, sin su colaboración, nuestra experiencia y estancia no hubiese sido tan enriquecedora.
A Alex Ospina, Nicolás Ospina, Edwin Campbell Thompson y Freyder Muñoz
Fundación Águilas de los Andes (FADA) y Centro de Rehabilitación de Aves Rapaces San Isidro (CRARSI)
Carlos Mario Aranzazú, Albeiro Uribe, Carlos Mario Wagner, Kelly Orozco, Kristian Daza, Elsa Ruiz y Raul Nieto.
Video - Chris Jimenez / Pablo Camacho / Mario Salazar
Edición - Chris Jimenez
Musica - PaZcífico Sinfónico
Colombia birds and wild life
Fauna de Colombia