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Magic Birding Circuit-Touren
Die vielfältigen Vogelbeobachtungs-Wandertouren (leicht bis moderat) eignen sich für jedes Alter. Unsere faszinierenden Wahlbeobachtungsplätze dehnen sich von dem botanischen Reservat San-Jorge, Quito &Yanacocha Reservat (Paramo/Hochland Regenwald, Wolkenwald) ; der berühmten Nono Mindo Straße; dem San Jorge de Tandayapa Kolibri- Reservat, unteres Tal (Wolkenwald); dem Mindo Plateau & Milpe Straße (subtropischer Regenwald); dem San Jorge de Milpe ,Orchideen & Vogel-Reservat (subtropischer Regenwald); dem Pedro Vicente Maldonado (Tiefland-tropischer Regenwald); dem Papallacta-Durchlauf & der Stadt Baeza (Paramo Hochland & Amazonas-Regenwald)und der Guacamayos Kette und San Jorge de Cosanga-Yanayuca, Vogel & Tier-Reservat (Nebel-Andenwald, Wolkenwald/Hochland Amazonas) aus. Über 800 mögliche Vogelsorten können über den magischen Birding Circuit gesichtet werden. Fangen Sie Ihr Birding Abenteuer an, sobald Sie nach Ecuador bei San Jorge' ankommen , Unsere zweisprachigen Führer bieten Ihnen die Möglichkeit, Naturwanderung und die interessantesten Vogelbeobachtungen zu kombinieren.
Magic Birding Touren
Der Magic Birding Circuit im Überblick
Der Magic-Birding Circuit
Wir stellen für Sie maßgeschneiderte Touren in die Privatreservate San Jorge zusammen, wobei Sie in bezaubernden familiengeführten Lodges übernachten – und das zu attraktiven Preisen!
Oder nutzen Sie Touren und Expeditionen aus unseren Wahlvorschlägen. Wir beraten Sie gerne.
Unsere Ecuador-Vogelbeobachtungs- Ausflug-Wahlen : 1 Tag* 2 Tage * 3-7 Tage * 9-12 Tage. Wählen Sie aus unseren Vorschlägen:
A) San-Jorge Birding. besuchen Sie San Jorge (Haziendabereich), Hochland-Regen-Waldreservat und oberen San Jorge (Paramo Bereich). 40 bis 65 Vogelsorten können an einem Tag gesichtet werden.
B) San Jorge de Tandayapa Birding, große Kombination mit dem unterem Tandayapa Wolkenwald, dabei sind durchschnittlich sichtbar 60 - 90 Vogelsorten an einem Tag
C) San Jorge Ecol-Lodge, Quito plus Yanacocha Reservat. Vormittags San Jorge, Hochland-Regenwaldreservat und nachmittags zum Yanacocha-Reservat. Durchschnittlich 40 - 65 Vogelsorten sind täglich sichtbar.
D) Für jedes Alter geeignet, ein außergewöhnlicher Besuch der San-Jorge Nono- Tandayapa Straße (die Kolibrispur) von 65 - 85 Vogelsorten sind an einem Tag zu sichten.
E) Papallacta Durchlauf und Cuyuja. Großer Besuch zum Páramo und zum Andenwolken-Wald. Amazonas-Bassin. 45-70 Vogelsorten täglich zu sichten.
F) Wahl E plus darauffolgender Tag, Birding in San Jorge de Cosanga Reservat (Tal San-Isidro.) Amazonas-Bassin. Durchschnittliche Sicht der Vogelsorten von 65 - 85 täglich
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Die Abstände der Reservate des Magic-Birding Circuit ab Eco-Lodge & Botanik Reservat Quito:
San Jorge Eco-Lodge bis Quito Stadt, < > 4 Km, 10 Minuten
San Jorge Eco-Lodge bis San Jorge de Tandayapa, - 37 Km, 55 Minuten
San Jorge Eco-Lodge bis San Jorge de Milpe, - 90 Km, 2:00 Stunden
San Jorge Eco-Lodge bis San Jorge de Cosanga - Yanayacu , - 110 Km, 2:15 Stunden
Die Höhen des Magic-Birding Circuit der San Jorge Eco-Lodges & Botanik Reservate:
San Jorge Eco-Lodge & Botanisches Reservat - Quito - 3100 bis 4000 Meter o.s.l. hohe unfruchtbare Ebenen und Hochland-Regenwald, Wolkenwald.
San Jorge de Cosanga - Yanayacu - 2000 bis 2400 o.s.l. des Andenregen-Nebelwaldes (Osten)
San Jorge de Tandayapa - 1500 bis 1700 des o.s.l. Wolken-Regenwaldes (Westen)
San Jorge de Milpe Lodge - 900 bis 1000 o.s.l des subtropischen Regen- Waldes (Westen)
Magic Birding Circuit
Ausgehend von der kargen Anden Hochebene bis zu dem subtropischen Regenwald ist der MAGIC BIRDING CIRCUIT (Magischer Vogelrundgang) der bislang einzige Verbund mehrerer Reservate, die durch verschiedene Klimazonen und Ökosysteme in ganz Südamerika führen. San Jorge besitzt in Ecuador 4 Privat-Reservate mit unterschiedlichen Ökosystemen.
Erhalten in ihrer reichhaltigen und ursprünglichen Form, bieten Ihnen alle Reservate die Chance zu staunen und erleben Sie die unterschiedlichen Tier- und Pflanzenwelten in verschiedenen Klimazonen. Neben den historischen Wanderpfaden gibt es entlang des MAGIC BIRDING CIRCUIT (Magischer Vogelrundgang) über 800 Vogelarten. Hiermit bietet sich eine perfekte Möglichkeit, Natur, Kultur sowie Vogel- und Tierkunde zu verbinden.
Beginen Sie mit San Jorge Eco Tours Ihre Vogel-Beobachtungs-Tour sobald Sie in Ecuador ankommen. Spezialisierte zweisprachige Führer stehen Ihnen zur Seite.
Auflistung der vorkommenden Vogelarten in den San Jorge Reservaten:
San Jorge Botanische Reserve – Quito
Klimatische Lage: karges Anden Hochland (paramo), Hochlandregion mit Regenwald Höhe: 3.300 m – 4.023 m Fläche: 80 ha.
Alltäglich gesichtete Vögel:
Hooded Siskin -Magellanzeisig, Variable Hawk - Punabussard, (Black Flowerpiercer-), Cinereous Conebill -Weißstirn-Spitzschnabel, Crimson-mantled Woodpecker -Rotmantelspecht, (Masked Flowerpiercer-), Southern Yellow Grosbeak-Gelbbauch-Kernknacker, Eared Dove-Ohrfleckentaube, , Band tailed Pigeon-Bandtaube, Streak throated Bush Tyrant-, Red crested Cotinga-, Spectacled Whitestar-Brillenwaldsänger, Sapphire vented Puffleg-Blaustirn-Schneehöschen, Shining Sunbeam-Rosenschillerkolibri, Band tailed Nightjar-, Scarlet bellied Mountain Tanager-Mennigohr Bergtangare, Great Thrush, Sparkling Violtear-Veilchenohr, Black tailed Trainbearer, Rufous napped and Tricolored Brush Finches, Tyrian Metaltail-Smaragtkehl Glanzschwänzchen, American Kestrel-, Rufous collared Sparrow-Morgenammer .
Recht häufig gesichtete Vögel:
Stripe headed Brush Finch, White bellied Woodstar, Giant Hummingbird, Sword billed Hummingbird, Mountain Velvetbreast, Tawny Antpitta, Ash colored Tapaculo, Unicolored Tapaculo, Azara's Spinetail, White tipped Dove, Smoky Bush Tyrant, Blue and yellow Tanager, Buff breasted Mountain Tanager, Black chested Buzzard Eagle, Rufous breasted and Brown backed Chat Tyrants, Curve billed Tinamou, White collared Swift und Plain breasted Hawk.
Selten zu beobachten:
Stripe headed Brush Finch, White bellied Woodstar, Giant Hummingbird, Sword billed Hummingbird, Mountain Velvetbreast, Tawny Antpitta, Ash colored Tapaculo, Unicolored Tapaculo, Azara's Spinetail, White tipped Dove, Smoky Bush Tyrant, Blue and yellow Tanager, Buff breasted Mountain Tanager, Black chested Buzzard Eagle, Rufous breasted and Brown backed Chat Tyrants, Curve billed Tinamou, White collared Swift aund Plain breasted Hawk.
Überaus selten:
Greater Scythebill und Andean Condor.
San Jorge de Tandayapa Reservat – Tandayapa
Klimatische Lage: Nebelwald Höhe: 1.560 m – 1.767 m Fläche: 20 ha.
Alltäglich gesichtete Vögel:
Grass green Tanager, Blue winged Mountain Tanager, Andean Cock of the Rock-Andenfelsenhahn, Beryl Spangled Tanager, Black capped Tanager, Golden naped Tanager, Blue gray Tanager, Swallow Tanager, Tropical Parula, Blue capped Tanager, Lemon rumped Tanager, Metallic green Tanager, Bananaquit, Golden Tanager, Silver throated Tanager, Plate billed Mountain Toucan, Black Phoebe, Smoke colored Pewee, Tropical Kingbird, Social Flycatcher, White capped Dipper, Roadside Hawk, House Wren, Southern rough winged Swallow, Blue and White swallow, Blue black Grassquit, Yellow bellied Seedeater, Blackburnian Warbler, Cinamon Becard, Ecuadorian Thrush und Great Thrush.
Recht häufig gesichtete Vögel:
Fawn breasted Tanager, Guira Tanager, Plumbeous Pigeon, Bat falcon, Plain breasted Hawk, White capped Dipper, Dusky Phia, Black and Green Fruiteater, Scaled Fruiteater, Chestnut capped Brush Finch, Golden headed Quetzal und Andean Guan
Selten zu beobachten:
Tanager Finch, White winged Tanager, Black and Chestnut Eagle, Crested Eagle, Andean Solitaire, White throated Hawk, Giant Antpitta, Collared Forest Falcon
Kolibris:
Violet-tailed Sylph, Brown Inca, Purple-bibbed Whitetip, Green-fronted Lancebill, Western Emerald, Purple-throated Woodstar, Amethyst Woodstar, Collared Inca, Wedge billed Hummingbird, Green Violtear, Andean Emerald, Sparkling Violtear, White tailed Hillstar, Gorgeted Sunangel, Booted Racket Tail, White bellied Woodstar, Buff tailed Coronet, Green crowned Woodnymph, Velvet purple Coronet, Speckled hummingbird und Tawny bellied Hermit.
San Jorge de Cosanga Reservat – Cosanga
Klimatische Lage: Anden Nebelwald Höhe: 1.828 m – 2.012 m Fläche: 145 ha.
Alltäglich gesichtete Vögel:
Andean Cock of the Rock, Golden-eared Tanager, Esmerald Toucanet, Blackburnian Warbler, Beryl Spangled Tanager, Black capped Tanager, Blue gray Tanager, Masked Flowerpiercer, Fawn breasted Tanager, Lacrimose Mountain Tanager, Palm Tanager, Blue winged Mountain Tanager, Flame faced Mountain Tanager, Saffron crowned Tanager, Golden crowned Tanager, Hooded Mountain Tanager, Blue and Black Tanager, Superciliared Hemispingus, Slaty Finch, Crested Quetzal, Grass Green Tanager, Rufous collared Sparrow, Northern Mountain Cacique, Subtropical Cacique, Russet backed Oropendola, Stripe headed Brush Finch, Roadside Hawk, Broad winged Hawk, Sickle winged Guan, Scaly naped Amazon, White capped Parrot, Cinnamon Flycatcher and Rufous Antpitta.
Recht häufig gesichtete Vögel:
Golden rumped Euphonia, Purple Honeycreeper, Russet crowned Warbler, Rufous Wren, Orange bellied Euphonia, Orange crested tanager, Summer Tanager, Yellow whiskered Bush Tanager, White sided Flowerpiercer, Slate colored Seedeater, Chestnut crowned Brush Finch, Yellow billed Cacique, Spotted Sandpiper, Osprey, Black billed Mountain Toucan und Andean Gull
Selten zu beobachten:
Red hooded Tanager, White capped Tanager, Golden collared Honeycreeper, Golden eyed Flowerpiercer, Black capped Hemispungus, Slaty Finch, Black Hawk Eagle, Moustached Antpitta, Chestnut crowned Antpitta, White bellied Antpitta, Black chested Fruiteater, Ocellated Tapaculo, Golden winged Manakin, Highland Tinamou, tawny breasted Tinamou, Crane Hawk, Solitary Eagle, Wattled Guan, Military Macaw and Bronze green Euphonia
Überaus selten:
Masked Saltator, Giant Antpitta, Black and White Hawk Eagle, Orange breasted Falcon, White rimmed Brush Finch, Maroon chested Ground Dove, Barred Anthrush, Greater Scythebill and White faced Numbird
Kolibris:
Tawny bellied Hermit, Green fronted Lancebill, Lazuline Sabrewing, Brown Violtear, Wire crested Thorntail, rufous vented Whitetip, Violet fronted Brilliant, White tailed Hillstar, Mountain Velvetbreast, Bronzy Inca, Sword billed Hummingbird, Chestnut breasted Coronet, Tourmaline Sunangel, Emerald bellied Puffleg, Long tailed Sylph and Wedge billed Hummingbird.
San Jorge de Yanayacu Reservat – Yanayacu
Klimatische Lage: Anden Nebelwald Höhe: 1.828 m – 2.012 m Fläche: 145 ha.
Alltäglich gesichtete Vögel: Andean Cock of the Rock, Golden-eared Tanager, Esmerald Toucanet, Blackburnian Warbler, Beryl Spangled Tanager, Black capped Tanager, Blue gray Tanager, Masked Flowerpiercer, Fawn breasted Tanager, Lacrimose Mountain Tanager, Palm Tanager, Blue winged Mountain Tanager, Flame faced Mountain Tanager, Saffron crowned Tanager, Golden crowned Tanager, Hooded Mountain Tanager, Blue and Black Tanager, Superciliared Hemispingus, Slaty Finch, Crested Quetzal, Grass Green Tanager, Rufous collared Sparrow, Northern Mountain Cacique, Subtropical Cacique, Russet backed Oropendola, Stripe headed Brush Finch, Roadside Hawk, Broad winged Hawk, Sickle winged Guan, Scaly naped Amazon, White capped Parrot, Cinnamon Flycatcher and Rufous Antpitta.
Recht häufig gesichtete Vögel:
Golden rumped Euphonia, Purple Honeycreeper, Russet crowned Warbler, Rufous Wren, Orange bellied Euphonia, Orange crested tanager, Summer Tanager, Yellow whiskered Bush Tanager, White sided Flowerpiercer, Slate colored Seedeater, Chestnut crowned Brush Finch, Yellow billed Cacique, Spotted Sandpiper, Osprey and Andean Gull
Selten zu beobachten:
Red hooded Tanager, White capped Tanager, Golden collared Honeycreeper, Golden eyed Flowerpiercer, Black capped Hemispungus, Slaty Finch, Black Hawk Eagle, Moustached Antpitta, Chestnut crowned Antpitta, White bellied Antpitta, Black chested Fruiteater, Ocellated Tapaculo, Golden winged Manakin, Highland Tinamou, tawny breasted Tinamou, Crane Hawk, Solitary Eagle, Wattled Guan, Military Macaw and Bronze green Euphonia.
Überaus selten:
Masked Saltator, Giant Antpitta, Black and White Hawk Eagle, Orange breasted Falcon, White rimmed Brush Finch, Maroon chested Ground Dove, Barred Anthrush, Greater Scythebill and White faced Numbird
Kolibris:
Tawny bellied Hermit, Green fronted Lancebill, Lazuline Sabrewing, Brown Violtear, Wire crested Thorntail, rufous vented Whitetip, Violet fronted Brilliant, White tailed Hillstar, Mountain Velvetbreast, Bronzy Inca, Sword billed Hummingbird, Chestnut breasted Coronet, Tourmaline Sunangel, Emerald bellied Puffleg, Long tailed Sylph and Wedge billed Hummingbird.
San Jorge de Milpe Reservat – Milpe
Klimatische Lage: Subtropische Regenwald Höhe: 915 m – 980 m Fläche: 240 ha.
Alltäglich gesichtete Vögel:
Swallow tailed Kite, Cattle Egret, Black Vulture, Turkey Vulture, Ruddy Pigeon, Maroon tailed Parakeet, Red billed Parrot, Bronze winged Parrot, White collared Swift, Red headed Barbet, Bay headed Tanager, Summer Tanger, Black capped Tanager, Blue gray Tanager, White lined Tanager, palm Tanager, Swallow Tanager, Flame faced, Rufous throated, Silver throated Tanager, Blue necked Tanager, Lemon rumped Tanager, Goldn Tanager, Thick billed Euphonia, Buff throated Saltator, Black winged Saltator, Blue black Grassquit, Yellow bellied Seedeater, Pale mandible Aracari, Squirel Cuckoo and Roadside Hawk
Recht häufig gesichtete Vögel:
Toucan Barbet , Laughing Falcon, Gray headed Kite, Black checked Woodpecker, White winged Tanager, Moss back Tanager, Ochre breasted Tanager, Tropical Gnatcatcher, Band backed Wren, Black stripped Sparrow, Broad billed Motmot, Rufous Motmot, Barred Hawk, Broad winged Hawk, Long tailed Antbird, Buff rumped Warbler, Boat billed Flycatcher and Rufous winged Tyrannulet, Golden olive Woodpecker.
Selten zu beobachten:
Glistening green Tanager, Esmeraldas Antbird, Blue fronted Parrotlet, Red masked Parakeet, Tiny Hawk, Double toothed Kite, Osprey, Plumbeous Forest Falcon, Long wattled Umbrellabird, Dark backed Wood Quail, Gray and Gold Tanager
Kolibris:
White whiskered Hermit, Stripe throated Hermit, Tooth billed Hummingbird, White necked Jacobin, Green Thorntail, Violet bellied Hummingbird, Purple chested Hummingbird, Purple bibbed Whitetip, Empress Brilliant, Velvet purple Coronet, purple crowned Fairy, Purple throated Woodstar
Vogelbeobachtung San Jorge, Report
ECUADOR TRIP REPORT
2009
Even though I have had the privilege of birding in Ecuador three times prior to this trip, I was really excited about the prospects of seeing some new species.
Our base, the main lodge, San Jorge Eco-Lodge de quito, a High Barrren Plains/Highland Rainforest, only a 15 minute drive from historical downtown Quito, situated in a prime montane setting, offering comfortable accommodations, excellent cuisine, great birding with numerous hummingbird species at the feeders, and it is strategically located, allowing easy access to many other famous birding hot spots. Taking advantage of each day, rain or shine, we were in for a jam-packed week with Jorge , the owner of San Jorge Ecolodges , our expert guide, and viewing new species daily.
On the first day, 3:30AM, my first life bird was a Rufous-banded Owl calling, then appearing as if by magic on a nearby branch in an open area near the lobby. Late afternoon birding was at the San Jorge de Milpe Orchid & Bird Reserve, a Subtropical Rainforest. Birding the trails at Milpe for two days was very productive. Maroon-tailed Parakeets, Rose-faced and Bronze-winged Parrots, 15 species of hummingbirds, Choco Toucan, Crimson-mantled Woodpecker, several Euphonias, 25 species of Tanagers, including Mountain-Tanagers to name a few.
We left the San Jorge de Quito after an early breakfast to reach the Papallacta Pass and Cuyuja, High Barren Plains and Highland Amazon Tropical Rainforest early for the prime birding time.
After exploring the San Jorge de Cosanga-Yanayuca Bird & Wildlife Reserve in the Andean Cloud Forest, we overnighted in Baeza at a simple, but comfortable and quiet hotel, after delicious meals at local restaurants. At precisely 5:30 AM, we saw the incredible Swallow-tailed Nightjar. White-throated Quail-Dove, Golden-headed Quetzal, Choco Trogon, several Aracaris and Toucans, Crimson-bellied Woodpecker (Rare), Cinclodes, Spinetails, Canasteros, Folliage-gleaners, Woodcreepers, Antwrens, Antbirds, Marbled-faced Bristle-Tyrant, Tyrannulets and Flycatchers, Golden-winged Manakin, Thrush-like Schiffornis, Turquoise and Inca Jays, Wrens, Warblers, Yellow-tufted Dacnis, Flowerpiercers, and many colorful Tanagers were some of the sightings.
Birding the Tandayapa Valley , along the Nono/Mindo Road ,the San Jorge Hummingbird Sanctuary and Lodge almost finished, we ticked off Red-billed and White-capped Parrots, another 18 species of hummers, a female Cock-of-the Rock flew into view, several wrens, Conebills, and new Flowerpiercers, more Tanagers especially Mountain-Tanagers, and Brush-finches.
We tallied over 300 species, plus 28 heard, and of course, 24 life birds for myself. All in all, a very satisfying trip, with no problems, and one that I would highly recommend. I am in the process of planning another such birding adventure, with some tweaking. I can hardly wait to return to Ecuador, and the lovely San Jorge Eco-Lodges. Truly an unforgettable experience to treasure.
Olga Clarke, Travel Director
LOS ANGELES AUDUBON SOCIETY
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