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19 Nov 2018 Colombia
I was in Colombia from 3-9 Nov, part of a friendly ragbag of journos and tour leaders invited by ProColombia to join a trip initiated by BirdLife International in recognition of ProColombia being a 'Species Champion' for Canada Warbler in BirdLife's Preventing Extinctions Programme. This page consolidates the five blogs I have written about the trip, thereby providing a jump-off point for exploration of the Central Colombian Andes. Click the underlined hyperlinks to access each page.
The globally threatened species of birds that we gawped at during our oh-so-short week.
A kaleidoscope of tanagers whirling through the canopy - plus other smart birds too.
Colombia's sexy, hyperactive hummingbirds in as much glory as my camera could muster.
From exceedingly venomous snakes, to paternal frogs, metamorphosing cicadas and stunning moths.
South America's vibrant answer to the British Birdwatching Fair at Rutland.
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