Hummingbirds of Northern Peru

Tarapoto and Moyobamba, nestled within the lush Amazon rainforest of Peru, are home to a vibrant array of hummingbird species, captivating bird enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Among the dazzling diversity found in this region, the Wakanki Lodge serves as a haven for birdwatchers seeking the mesmerizing sight of these tiny, iridescent creatures. Within the lodge’s vicinity, one can encounter an impressive variety of hummingbirds, including Rufous-crested Coquette,​ ​White-necked Jacobin,​ ​Brown Violetear​, Black-throated Mango,​ ​Blue-tailed Emerald,​ ​Gray-breasted Sabrewing,​ Fork-tailed Woodnymph,​ ​Sapphire-spangled Emerald,​ ​Golden-tailed Sapphire,​ White-chinned Sapphire​ and B​lack-throated Hermit.These avian gems adorn the verdant landscape with their vibrant hues, flitting gracefully from flower to flower, their delicate wings a blur as they indulge in the nectar-rich blossoms that abound in the area.