Vermilion Flycatcher, female
West Peruvian (White-winged) Dove
Croaking Ground-Dove
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Mejía Wetlands 15.03.08
Between Arequipa and Mollendo at 800 m.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Parque ecologico, Alto Selva Alegre, Arequipa 06.03.08
Cactus Canastero (immature). More to be publiched, but not on the blog.
Greenish Yellow-Finch, singing male.
Ash-breasted Sierra-Finch, male
I visited this spot togheter with, among others, Mauricio Ugarte-Lewis today. This is a protected (but threatened) area with cactus just outside Arequipa. Several good birds as the photos indicates. I saw both Mourning Sierra-Finch, Greenish Yellow-Finch and the Cactus Canastero feed on the fruits of the cactus.
Monday, March 3, 2008
Birds in Juliaca 3
Birds in Juliaca 2
Here are some pictures from a small lake close to "Salida Cusco" still within the city (28 February). The lake lies just 5 minutes from my office! Here I saw 10 Titicaca Grebes, and it looks like they still reproduce here as they did 10 years ago.
To reach the lake you take the road leading to Cusco, you can se the lake at the right hand side after a few minutes (before the bridge). You can stop at the gas station "Fama" and walk the 50 meters down to the shore.
I visited the lake in the afternoon, and the pictures have the blue light that you often have here at Altiplano.
Titicaca Grebe
White-tufted Grebe with a fish
To reach the lake you take the road leading to Cusco, you can se the lake at the right hand side after a few minutes (before the bridge). You can stop at the gas station "Fama" and walk the 50 meters down to the shore.
I visited the lake in the afternoon, and the pictures have the blue light that you often have here at Altiplano.
Titicaca Grebe
White-tufted Grebe with a fish
Silvery Grebes
Titicaca Grebes, one at a nest?Sillustani 4
Chullpa at Sillustani
Andean Flicker
Bar-winged Cinclodes
Puna Hawk, soaring high above the ruins.
Rufous-collared Sparrow, immature
Andean Flicker
Bar-winged Cinclodes
Puna Hawk, soaring high above the ruins.
Rufous-collared Sparrow, immature
Labels:
Cinclodes,
Puno,
Raptors,
Sparrows and Finches,
Woodpeckers
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