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+51 946 859 289 [email protected] Av San Martin 617, Lima, Peru CONTACT US Hummingbirds of Northern Peru Hummingbirds of Northern Peru The Andes Mountains in Northern Peru give way to lush rainforests, creating an altitudinal tapestry that hosts an astonishing array of hummingbird species. Nestled amidst this natural wonderland are the renowned hummingbird hotspots of […]

+51 946 859 289 [email protected] Av San Martin 617, Lima, Peru CONTACT US Lima’s Unique Urban Birdlife: Spotting Birds in the City Urban Birding in Lima, Peru. Lima, the capital city of Peru, is known for its world famous food, rich culture, and vibrant urban life. However, what many people may not realize is that […]

Discover the Hidden Gem of Manu National Park: Blanquillos Clay Lick – A Wildlife Spectacle Like No Other! Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Peru as we unveil the best-kept secret of Manu National Park. Witness the breathtaking sight of vibrant macaws and parrots gathering at Blanquillos Clay Lick, a mesmerizing display of color and sound. Join us on an unforgettable journey through lush rainforests, untouched beauty, and encounter diverse wildlife in their natural habitat. Explore the lesser-known marvels of Peru’s pristine wilderness in our latest blog post

Explore the fascinating world of Hornby’s Storm Petrel and its plight in the face of light pollution. Discover how this magnificent seabird’s conservation efforts can contribute to preserving our fragile ecosystem. Join us on this thought-provoking journey at Wild and Estours.

Discover the captivating avian treasures of Lima! Join us on an extraordinary adventure through the Department of Lima, Peru, as we unveil the secrets of 10 mesmerizing endemic bird species. Explore our immersive tour and witness the diverse and rare feathered wonders that call this region home. Unleash your inner bird enthusiast and embark on a journey of discovery with Wild Andes Tours. Book your extraordinary avian adventure today!

The Cactus Canastero is a small but fascinating bird that inhabits the rocky slopes and cactus of the Lomas Ecosystem. Its distinctive features, including a hooked bill and specialized feet for climbing cacti, make it well-adapted to its unique habitat. Despite its small size, the Cactus Canastero plays an important role in the ecosystem.

Exploring the Lomas ecosystem of Peru is a truly unique experience that offers visitors a chance to witness the natural beauty and rich biodiversity of this remarkable landscape. At Wild Andes Tours, we specialize in providing unforgettable guided tours of the Lomas, where you’ll have the opportunity to learn about the history, culture, and ecology of the region from our expert guides. Whether you’re an avid nature lover or simply looking to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery of Peru’s coast, our Lomas tours are the perfect way to experience the magic of this one-of-a-kind ecosystem

Are you a bird lover planning a trip to Lima, Peru? If so, you’re in luck! Lima and its surrounding areas offer a diverse range of birding opportunities, from the Pacific coast to the Andean mountains. In this post, we’ve rounded up some of the best birding spots to check out during your visit. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or a newbie, there’s something for everyone. So grab your binoculars and get ready to spot some amazing avian species in and around Lima!

Discover the remarkable story of the guano boom and how it led to marine bird conservation at its finest. Read on to learn about the history of this valuable resource and its impact on bird populations, as well as how modern conservation efforts are continuing to protect these vital creatures.

The Hornby’s Storm-Petrel, a species of bird that inhabits open oceans and nests in remote areas, is experiencing light pollution-related issues in Lima, Peru, where they often end up landing on the wrong places due to the city’s light pollution, confusing their navigation system. Although these birds are visible on Pelagics trips, little is known about their breeding biology, and there is a need to locate colonies throughout their distribution range to protect them from human development, agriculture, and mining.

This birding tour takes visitors to the beautiful coastal marshes of Pantanos de Villa and the Coastal town of Pucusana. The tour offers a chance to observe a variety of bird species, including the Black-necked Stilt, Peruvian Pelican, and Burrowing Owl, in their natural habitat. The tour is led by experienced guides who cater to birders of all levels, from beginners to experts.