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| To: | Stuart and Alison Chambers <>, "Gunnar Engblom (Kolibri Expeditions)" <> |
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| Subject: | Re: [BIRDING-NZ] TR: Peru - Satipo road 502 species in 12 days - a record? |
| From: | dia-suzi <> |
| Date: | Wed, 10 May 2006 08:41:35 +1200 |
In Ecuador last year we saw more than 250 species in five days of guided
dawn to dark birding on the mainland. Not bad in a country that has 1500+
species.
Why do it ? It's a fantastic treat to see so many different species, and
although you may only have time to ID them at the time, and maybe photograph
a few, once back home you can research their behaviour, ecology,
conservation status and habitat - for the next visit ! It's a great way of
finding out more not just about the birds, but also the geography of the
country. Manana en Ecuador ! Uno dia quiza en Peru !?
Suzi |
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