James Lowen
Wildlife
Wildlife
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.
Colombia's sexy, hyperactive hummingbirds in as much glory as my camera could muster.
A kaleidoscope of tanagers whirling through the canopy - plus other smart birds too.
South America's vibrant answer to the British Birdwatching Fair at Rutland.
From exceedingly venomous snakes, to paternal frogs, metamorphosing cicadas and stunning moths.
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