
| For more information (including an easy to print itinerary), contact us at 1-888-203-7464 or by email at info@pibird.com. |
| Northwest Ecuador: Most trips find over 300 species in one week with well-planned itineraries and top Ecuadorian guides. 30 to 40 hummingbird species and 70 to 80 tanagers species on most trips. High value lodges make for great trip prices from $1,690. Great guides include Lelis Navarrete and Alejandro Solano and others who will assure good communication and productive birding. Trips offered each month with additional custom options. Learn more from our Northwest Ecuador (click here) website. Eastern Ecuador: Most trips find over 300 species in one week with well-planned itineraries and top Ecuadorian guides. Excellent lodges (such as San Isidro) and birding east of Quito set the stage for seeing many species not see in Northwest Ecuador. A great first or second trip to Ecuador. Trips from $1,990, but all worth another $800 to enjoy birding in Amazonian Basin (and enjoying another 100 to 150 species to your trip). Trips offered each month during dryer season from September to March with additional custom options. Learn more from our Eastern Ecuador (click here) website. Southern Ecuador: Another productive birding trips for Ecuadorian and South American birders. Excellent Jocotoco Foundation lodges support bird conservation and lay the groundwork to another productive birding trip to South America. XX hummingbirds (and xxx).. Most trips find over 300 species in one week with well-planned itineraries and top Ecuadorian guides. Trips from xxx$1,990, but all worth another $800 to enjoy birding in Amazonian Basin (and enjoying another 100 to 150 species to your trip). Trips offered each month during dryer season from September to March with additional custom options. Learn more from our Southern Ecuador (click here) website. Galapagos Islands: This trip allows you to walk in the foot steps of Charles Darwin and discover one of the most dynamic and exciting island habitats in the world. A trip to the Galapagos is one of the top trips for natural history enthusiasts.
website. Ecuador Special with Mindo and Amazonian Basin: This trip is perfect for small and custom groups. The trips starts with xx days in Amazonian basin before returning to Quito. After one hours drive the trip continues in Mindo, and then includes Milpe Reserve and Paz de las Aves (considered by many to be one of the top ten birding sites in the world). The trip will result in xx to xx species. We have done this trip for custom couples at a very affordable price of xx per person. Larger group trips cut the price to xxx. A great introduction to South American birding for small and custom groups. Learn more from our Ecuador Special (click here) website. Extension Options for Any Ecuador Trips:
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| Brief Overview of Each Trip |
| Five Choices for Birding in Ecuador |
| For More Information or to Register for this Trip, call Charles or Alison at 888-203-7464 or Charles directly at 720-320-1974 or by email at info@PIBird.com. |
| Keys to Our Successful Trips in Ecuador: 1. Our partnership with Neblina Forest Tours (the largest and most experienced South American birding tour company) is based in Quito and now has deep roots in North and South America. 2. Northwest Ecuador is one of the least cost and most productive birding trips we have to offer. The itinerary described here is much like that of our Ecuador trips over the years, and this plan has been the foundation for many bird watchers starting out in South America. You can honestly find 400 to 600 species in two weeks. 3. Excellent guides, including Lelis Navarrete and other experienced and well-trained Neblina Forest guides, allow you to have a productive trip and to have great opportunities to see these birds. 4. Galapagos Islands 5. Many High Value Trip Options: Besides the Northwest Ecuador route, the price per day in Southern Ecuador and Eastern Ecuador are hard to beat compared to many other birding locations. I know many birders who keep coming back to Ecuador and trying new routes. They have 1,200 Ecuadorian bird species lists. |
| Photo by Murray Cooper |
| Photo by Murray Cooper |
| Photo by Murray Cooper |




| Photo by John Drummond |

| Photo by John Drummond |

| Masked Flowerpiercer by Murray Cooper |
| Photo by Murray Cooper |


| Photo by Murray Cooper |

| Photo by John Drummond |
| Photo by Murray Cooper |

| Photo by John Drummond. |


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