Shiripuno Amazon Lodge is located at a privileged remote location surrounded by miles of unbroken pristine tropical Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest providing an extraordinary set of opportunities for Birdwatching one of the world´s biodiversity hotspots.  With our excellent guides, we can expect to see over 200 species on our 7 day trip.

The array of different micro-habitats produces a combination of bird species that are better seen here than anywhere else in Ecuador. These include: Salvin’s Curassow, Nocturnal Curassow, Black banded Owl, Great Potoo, Rufous Potoo, Gray-winged Trumpeter, Spotted Puffbird, Fiery Topaz, Pearly Antshrike, Yasuni Antwren, Rio Suno Antwren, Hairy-crested Antbird, Lunulated Antbird, White-plumed Antbird, Yellow- browed Antbird, Banded Antbird, Wing-banded Antbird, Ash-throated Gnateater, Black-necked Red Cotinga, and Cinnamon Neopipo. Wildlife had barely been exposed to tourist and visitors, many rarely encountered bird species can be seen at Shiripuno.  Wonderful river boat excursions along with a nice system of trails throughout several different micro-habitats will provide ample opportunities to look for some the rarest birds of western amazon. Great chances to learn about the Waorani People and their home.