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Video made during another GREAT tour for Zoothera Global Birding in Colombia; the group spent 2 weeks with me in the Andes and also one week at Santa Marta and Guajira lowlands...

Great trip with almost 700 species seen WELL.... best-views-ever!

More photos and trip report at Zoothera website available soon at their website!

Some photos and short report at Sunrise Birding (partner company) website:
http://www.sunrisebirding.com/13Colom...

From the Zoothera Global Birding NEWS website:
http://www.zootherabirding.com/page_2...

"In fact we have just completed our 2013 tour which was once again fantastic and led by Diego Calderon, Colombias number 1 bird guide. There were once again far to many highlights to mention here so you will need to read the trip report once it is complete. We recorded an amazing 696 species with many more specialities and endemics than other companies get. In Santa Marta accompanied by our excellent guide - Juan, we saw just about everything we had hoped for. Notable sightings included a Kelp Gull we found at Los Flamencos (this may represent the 1st for Colombia), also 4 Scaled Piculets, Tocuyo Sparrows, all the Santa Marta endemics, with amazing close views of just about everything. A Fuscous Flycatcher near Tayrona may represent a very good record and along the coast we cleaned up with all the specialties in little over an hour! Some sort of record no doubt. On our mainland tour we again found an endless amount of endemic and sought after species. Some birds of note included Sharp-tailed Streamcreeper, 2 Dusky Starfrontlets near Jardin (this is the 3rd year we have found this mega!), Tanager Finches, Chestnut-crested Cotinga, Colombian Screech-Owl, Shining-green and Violet-bellied were surprises amongst the 66 species of hummingbird seen. This included 2 or 3 Black-thighed Pufflegs, Bearded Helmetcrest, Indigo-capped and many more. Other memorable sightings included Olive Finch, Magdelana Antbird, Beautiful Woodpecker, Multicoloured Tanager, Turquoise Dacnis, Choco Vireo, Munchique Wood-Wren, Ocellated Tapaculo, Bogota Rail, lots of antpittas coming to worms and fabulous looks at the newly described Antioquia Wren. Why not join us for 2014 and have the best ever trip to Colombia using the country's best local guides."