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Category Archives: Peru
Peru, Lima 11/5-6/15
We had spent no time in Lima upon our arrival. Now, we were going to spend the night in Miraflores, the nicest district of the city. We had made reservations for the Hotel Antigua, and this is the reason why: … Continue reading
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Peru, PumaRinri Lodge 11/3-5/15
We drove to Tarapoto, and then about a half-hour further east, to the PumaRinri Lodge (#8 on map below), elevation 804′. The lodge sits on a steep hillside above the Huallaga River. Now we were in the real Amazon lowland rainforest … Continue reading
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Tagged butterfly, cashapona tree, chestnut-eared aracari, coca, Fork-tailed Woodnymph hummingbird, Gray-breasted Saberwing hummingbird, heliconia, hoatzin, lizard, masked tityra, morpho butterfly, narcoeconomy, narcotrafficking, palm tanager, philodendron, poison dart frogs, red-capped cardinal, Rio Huallaga peru, Rio Mayo peru, ruddy ground dove, social flycatcher, tarapoto peru, thatch, tilapia, yellow-headed caracara
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Peru, Moyobamba 11/2-3/15
Moyobamba (#7 on map below), at an elevation of 2877′, is called the Orchid Capital of Peru, and Waqanki Orchid Gardens is the place to go when there. Waqanki also has hummingbird feeders and hummingbirds. As though by design, Waqanki is … Continue reading
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Tagged blue-gray tanager, casa de seizo, cornell lab of ornithology, flowers, Fork-tailed Woodnymph hummingbird, Golden-tailed Sapphire hummingbird, Gray-breasted Saberwing hummingbird, magpie tanager, Many-spotted hummingbird, Moyobamba peru, orchid, oropendola, pale-legger hornero, PumaRinri Lodge peru, Rufous-crested Coquette hummingbird, sam mateo banos termales, social flycatcher, speckled chachalaca, tarapoto peru, tilapia, white-necked jacobin hummingbird
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Peru, Hummingbirds at Huembo, 11/2/15
We hired a taxi for our trip to Moyobamba (#7 on map below). This was an affordable and convenient option because there were four of us to split the cost. Two miles back down to the Rio Utcubamba valley, and we … Continue reading
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Peru, the ruins of Kuelap, 10/30/2015
We left the Gocta Andes Lodge at 9 AM for a full-day tour to the ruins of Kuelap (#2 on map below) and the small city of Chachapoyas. We back-tracked down to the Rio Utcubamba valley, and then drove south and upstream, … Continue reading
Peru, the Catarata de Gocta (Gocta waterfall), 10/29-11/1/2015
We had just finished a 29-day raft trip on the Rio Marañon, followed by a day and a half of gear clean-up. Having anticipated that we would be ready for a change after the conclusion of our raft trip, we had … Continue reading
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Peru – Huaraz and the Cordillera Blanca, Part 3
We left Huaraz with our trekking guide, Felipe Chauca Torre, and drove downstream along the Rio Santa to the town of Yungay, where we turned east and began our ascent into the mountains. After a considerable climb, we entered the park. … Continue reading
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