[Tweeters] RFI Columbia

[Nagi Aboulenein]

Hi Jack,

We recently came back from a great 2-week trip to Colombia over winter break. Anticipating many future visits, we decided to focus this time mostly on Antioquia province around Medellin (Chestnut-capped Piha Reserve, Rio Claro, Antioquia Brushfinch Reserve [this one is actually not open to the public yet, we got in courtesy of our guide knowing the folks preparing the reserve], La Romera and Jardin), as well as a 2-day foray in Choco to visit Las Tangaras Reserve. It was an amazing trip, with a total of 483 species seen, of which 246 were lifers.

I’m currently working my way through the many thousands of photos I took while there, once done, I will post a trip report and link to photos.

Good luck,

Nagi
On Jan 19, 2024 at 14:50 -0800, Toby Ross <tobeross at gmail.com>, wrote:

> Hi Jack,

> I've lead a couple of birding tours to Colombia through Alight Tours and I really don't think you can go wrong following any of the itineraries available to you. A couple of popular itineraries include various locations around the Central Andes, and then the Caribbean coast and mountains of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in the north. There are other areas that are emerging too, like Inirida in the Amazon and the Llanos grasslands around Yopal. I can provide more details on the trips I've organised to these areas if you're interested - reach out to me offline.

>

> Happy Birding

>

> Toby

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