The Birds of Natural Luxury Birding Lodge
More than 200 species recorded around the lodge and 500+ in the nearby Anchicayá area — one base, three legendary reserves.
Every suite has a private terrace with feeders, so the list starts before breakfast. These are the species our guests record most around the lodge and on our guided outings to Doña Dora, La Florida and Bosque de Niebla:
- Andean Cock-of-the-Rock (Gallito de Roca Andino) — lek (courtship display) at Doña Dora
- Toucan Barbet (Pajaro Compas) — Choco endemic
- Multicolored Tanager (Tangara Multicolor) — threatened endemic
- Chestnut Wood-Quail (Perdiz Colorada) — La Florida reserve
- Bay-headed Tanager "La Gyrola" (Tangara Cabecirrufa) — the lodge emblem, daily at the feeders
- Flame-rumped Tanager (Tangara Flamigera)
- Scrub Tanager (Tangara Rastrojera)
- Crimson-backed Tanager (Tangara Carmesi)
- Blue-headed Parrot (Loro Cabeciazul)
- Andean Motmot (Barranquero Andino)
- Lineated Woodpecker (Carpintero Lineado)
- Steely-vented Hummingbird (Amazonilia Coliazul) — at the feeders
- White-necked Jacobin (Colibri Jacobino Cuelliblanco) — at the feeders
- Rufous-tailed Hummingbird (Amazonilia Colirrufa) — at the feeders
- Red-faced Spinetail (Chamicero Rubicundo)
- Yellow Oriole (Turpial Amarillo)
- Colombian Chachalaca (Guacharaca Colombiana) — endemic
- Apical Flycatcher (Atrapamoscas Apical) — endemic
- Grayish Piculet (Carpintero Punteado) — endemic
Plus five owl species on the Bosque de Niebla night walk.
View the live checklist on eBird Book the 4-day birding tour