Ecuador is a gigantic nation because despite being situated in the Tropics and having the equator running through it, it has nearly every type of climate since it stretches from the Andes to the sea, spanning almost all climatic steps simultaneously.
With the help of the Ecuadorian mountains, you can travel from the high snowcaps to the Andean lowlands after sunrise, pass through the highland rainforest, and afterward halt for lunch in the centre of a steep tropical forest. Meanwhile, if you are planning to visit Ecuador for traveling and birding, book your forest hotel and trips with Birds Of Peru Tours.
Travel to Amazon Basin for Bird Watching
When travelling to the tropical jungle in the afternoon, one must pass through humid, densely forested areas and take in the sight of vast rivers. You can travel in either an east or west direction until you reach the Amazon basin, and then relax on the shore while you wait for dinner.
All of it in one day! Any journey for bird watching is never boring.
In an area no larger than Colorado State, Ecuador is home to 1600 different kinds of birds. Ecuador provides a variety of experiences as it spans 4 different natural zones.
World-Class Bird Sanctuaries
The nation has built a fantastic network of paved and concrete roads all throughout the three mainland regions during the past seven years. Now that the highlands, the coast, and the eastern Amazonian regions are all linked by great highways, travelling from one to the other is quick, safe, and thoroughly delightful. There is a vast selection of lodges to fit any budget, many of them are opulent and have a focus on birding. Your journey to Ecuador's top-notch bird sanctuaries will be completely organised for you by tour operators.
Galapagos Islands and Indigenous Birds
Bird Watching in Ecuador: 25 incredible indigenous birds can be found on the Galapagos Islands, which were made famous by Charles Darwin. On particular islands, it's typical to see the Galapagos Eagle, Blue, Red, and Nazca Boobies, the Huge Black Broad Albatross, as well as a nice variety of Darwin finches.
Land excursions to several of the adjacent islands are less expensive. Alternately, go on a dedicated cruise that circles the islands in search of each island's unique flora.
The Choco Corridor area begins immediately behind the Guagua Pichincha Volcano, west of Quito. It was once a woodland that survived the ice age and is now a fantastic birding hot spot and bird sanctuary.
Numerous bird species can be found in the region, which has a diverse geography and several climatic zones. The location provides simple birding opportunities.
Conclusion
Enjoy the high tropics' canyon-like structure, the subtropics' steep hills, and the moist, luscious tropical forests. You will have the best prospects for bird photography and an opportunity to observe ground, tree, and water birds here. If you are planning Bird Watching Trips Ecuador, make sure to contact Birds of Peru Tours for a comfortable stay and exciting journey.