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Exploring Machupicchu Ruins & Birds

7 September, 2018by Wild Watch Peru0

Birding around Cusco and Machu Picchu Explore the Birds and Ruins at Cusco and Machu Picchu and get a unique Experience through high mountain valleys carved from powerful rushing rivers, a trip into high Andean grasslands and, most of all, a trip through history. All accounts, a region of colorful markets and of remarkable people...

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Birding at Abra Malaga – Endemic

2 September, 2018by Wild Watch Peru0

Birding Hotspot in the South of Peru Abra Malaga was the last studied area for ornithology by the world famous Ted parker , the wet side of the Abra MALAGA pass its incredible diverse are that contains a large number of different habitats and consequently a large number of species of birds. The wet side...