Birding Report: Milpe Birding Sanctuary / Sue Clark / February 2019 / Canada

BIRDING REPORT: ECUADOR BIRDS TOURS - ANGEL PAZ RESERVE AND MILPE BIRDING SANCTUARY.  

Birding Report Date: February 2019

Birding Location: West Slope, Choco Corridor, Refugio Aves de la Paz and Milpe Birding Sanctuary. 

Nationality and No. Pax: Canada / 2 Birders and Photographers 

Bird Species Observed: 32

Ecosystems Covered: West Slope Cloud Forest, Sub Tropical Vegetation  

Trip Advisor Review: 5 Star Customer Satisfaction

Birds Species Observed: #AndeanCockoftheRock, #PaleMandibledAracari, #RedheadedBarbet, #ToucanBarbet, #CrimsonRumpedToucanet, #MoustachedAntpitta, #ChestnutCrownedAntpitta, #YellowbreastedAntpitta, #OchrebrestedAntpitta, #DarkbackedwoodQuail, #CrestedGuan, #WhiteneckedJacobin, #WhitewhiskeredHermit, #BrownVioletear, #ViolettailedSylph, #VelvetPurpleCoronet, #BootedracketTail, #GreenCrownedBrilliant, #AndeanEmerald, #RufousTailedHummingbird, #GoldenNappedTanager, #SpeckledHummingbird, #DuskyfacedTanager, #TropicalKingbird, #ClubwingedManakin, #SaffronFinch, #GreenThorntail, #BrownInca, #BroadwingedHawk and others. 

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