Showing posts with label Tour to Amboro National Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tour to Amboro National Park. Show all posts

Monday, January 28, 2019

The best birdwatching experiences in Bolivia

BIRDING IN BOLIVIA


(PART 1 )

Bolivia is one of the worlds most underrated Birding destinations on the planet. In fact it boosts the highest amount of bird species for any landlocked country on the planet. In additon its also home to some incredible endemic species such as the critically endangered Blue throated and Red Fronted Macaws. 

See the gallery below for some of the bird species recorded during our Bolivian Birdwatching tour 


1: Harpy Eagle 

This incredible Harpy Eagle was recorded during an expedition in the Amazon Region of Bolivia.



2: Red Fronted Macaw 

This endemic and sadly now critically endangered Macaw can be seeen during our Bolivian Macaw or Eastern Bolivia birding tour.


Blue throated Macaw
 
This endemic and sadly critically endangered Macaw is only found in a few select areas on earth. Our expert guides know the best location to see the Blue throated Macaw in their natural habitats.



These are just a few of the incredible bird species which can be observed while birding in Bolivia. For more information about birdwatching trips around Bolivia contact Nicks Adventures Bolivia at www.nicksadventuresbolivia.com. 

Nicks Adventures Bolivia specializes in birding trips to Amboro National Park , Madidi National Park , Red Fronted Macaw Reserve, Blue Throated Macaw Reserve, Sadiri Lodge and many other birding hotspots in Bolivia 

Thursday, October 4, 2018

INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE OF AMBORO NATIONAL PARK BOLIVIA

INCREDIBLE CAMERA TRAP IMAGES FROM AMBORO NATIONAL PARK   - REFUGIO LOS VOLCANES



As part of our unique tours to Amboro National Park , we have our clients help us set up and check our camera traps. The aim is to record the species in the area as well as routines of the animals in which makes it easier for us to observe them. The cameras are also a useful tours to combat poachers in the area as well

Thus far our cameras have recorded Jaguar, Spectacled Bear, Agoutis, Brocket Deer, Opossums, Jaguarundi, Margay, Puma and amazing images of Bush Dogs and Spectacled Bears. 

SEE BELOW THE NEWEST CAMERA TRAP IMAGES 

1 TAYRA


RED BROCKET DEER
 
 OCELOT 


PUMA 


WE WILL CONTINUE TO CHECK AND UPDATE ABOUR OUR CAPTURES IN THIS AMAZING WILDIFE ECOSYSTEM.

For more details about our Amboro National Park tours or our wildife watching trips to Kaa iya , Madidi National Park , Pantanal,  Alto Madidi etc contact us at WWW.NICKSADVENTURESBOLIVIA.COM

Monday, February 22, 2016


First ever Bush dog recorded in Amboro National Park



Every month as part of our tour to the Southern Side of the Bolivian Amboro National Park ( Refugio los Volcanes) we set and check our camera traps which are placed in areas of high probablity of recording wildlife, in the past we have recorded Jagaurs, Pumas, Ocelots and even the rare Spectacled Bear however nothing suprised us more when we recorded this image of this very rare and elusive species.  
The Bush Dog ( Speothos Venaticus) is a stocky yet small Canine , which weighs up to 5-8 kgs it feeds on anything from Agoutis, rodents , snakes etc and has even been recorded trying to hunt a Tapir which weighs up to 250kgs.

Puma with cubs captured on camera trap in the same location as the Bush Dog was recorded 

This discovery is extremely exciting for Amboro National Park as it represents the first ever image of this species inside the Park , and we will carefully continue to study the area for more signs of this incredible yet literally unknown Canine..

If you wish to find out more about our camera trap studies in the Refugio Los Volcanes part of Amboro National Park  or plan to visit the National Park then, then visit our webpage of www.nicksadventuresbolivia,com

PLEASE SEE BELOW OTHER CAMERA TRAP IMAGES TAKEN IN THE REFUGIO LOS VOLCANES SECTION OF THE AMBORO NATIONAL PARK 

An incredible capture of the Bush Dog in Amboro National Park of Bolivia
Jaguar or Panthera Onca, we recorded a few years ago in a part of the Amboro National Park , sadly we believe this male was shot and killed by surrounding cattle farmers a few months after this photo was taken.
Family of Tayra 
Margay, another example of the diversity of Refugio Los Volcanes in Amboro National Park
Ocelot , another one of the 5 feline species we have recorded in this part of Amboro National Park
Our first ever capture of the elusive Spectacled Bear in Amboro National Park - Refugio Los Volcanes

As you can see there is plently of wildlife in this región , so make sure to help support the región and make a visit to the Refugio los Volcanes lodge in the Amboro National Park, through controlled tourism we aim to teach locals which live in the área that wildlife is worth more alive than dead.