Sharpbill (Oxyruncus cristatus) is a species that is very rare to observe and therefore very requested by birders. During our field trips we were able to observe this very attractive bird and report the details in this article.
Sharpbill (Oxyruncus cristatus) in Cordillera Escalera – San Martin, Peru Read More »
The department of San Martin has the potential to develop ecotourism and outdoor recreation, due to the Amazon, its forests and the magical wildlife that lives there.
Ecotourism in the department of San Martin – Peru Read More »
Peru has registered 1877 birds (Plenge, 2020), so it is one of the countries with the largest number of birds in the world. For this reason, between others that are presented in this article, bird watching is an activity with a big potential to become a national hobby.
Peru and birdwatching as a national hobby Read More »
Connecting with nature is essential to improve our health and happiness; in this article, we present the benefits and tips to connect with the Amazon rainforest and wildlife in your next trips.
Trips to the Amazon rainforest, well-being and health Read More »
Hummingbirds´watching is a very interesting activity on The Northern Peru Birding Route. For this reason, in 2019, we began to record the diversity of this family in the main observatories of this especies of northern Peru, having recorded, in that year up to 62 different species in total.
Record of Hummingbirds of Northern Peru Birding Route Read More »
This report confirms the presence of the Spangled Cotinga (Cotinga cayana) and the Chestnut-crested Cotinga (Ampelion rufaxilla) in Arena Blanca Reserve, in the buffer zone of the Alto Mayo Protected Forest, province of Rioja, in the San Martin region.
Cotingas report in Arena Blanca Reserve, San Martin – Peru Read More »
This event showed the local biodiversity, mainly birds, helping to position their main observation sites and contributing to empower the managers of each of these sites, within the process of reactivating nature tourism in the San Martin region and the Northern Peruvian Birding Route.
Birds of San Martin Read More »
The need to bring people closer to nature and, in the case of the San Martin region, to bring the community closer to the forests and the incredible species that live there, has motivated the Ikam Expeditions team to lead bird monitoring activities with the participation of local people.
Progress in participatory urban bird monitoring in Moyobamba, Peru Read More »
As part of the hummingbird monitoring work being promoted by Ikam Expeditions, an expedition trip was made to record the highest number of hummingbird species in the Northern Peruvian Bird Route.
40 Hummingbirds species in 3 days in the Northern Peru Birding Route Read More »
