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Hoatzin, Peru
The strange and awkward Hoatzin, one of the many highlights in this series of photographs by participants Simon and Pat Cox from the 2009 Amazonian Peru tour.
White-fronted Nunbird, Peru
A mixed flock led by a family group of White-fronted Nunbirds passed through our platform as we birded the canopy walkway at ACTS. Photos by participant Simon Cox
Many-banded Aracari, Peru
A group of Many-banded Aracari visited our actual canopy tree at ACTS. Photos by participant Pat Cox
Many-banded Aracari, Peru
This Many-banded Aracari came in for a closer look. Photos by participant Pat Cox.
Inca Tern, Peru
The incredible Inca Tern from our day along the coast at the colourful fishing village of Pucusana. Photos by participants Simon and Pat Cox.
Inca Tern, Peru
We finished our very enjoyable boat ride around the sea cliffs of Pucusana by feeding bait fish to a multitude of Inca Terns. Photos by participant Pat Cox
Inca Tern, Peru
Inca Terns hovered over our heads to practically feed out of our hands. Photo by participant Pat Cox
Vermillion Flycatcher, Peru
A female Vermillion Flycatcher from our coastal birding. Photo by participant Simon Cox
Bearded Mountaineer, Peru
The Bearded Mountaineer, named for its iridescent gorget, is one of the exciting endemics of the Cuzco area. Photos by participant Simon Cox.
Rusty-fronted Canastero, Peru
The Rusty-fronted Canastero is a Peruvian endemic that is somewhat common in arid montane scrub in the Cuzco area. Photos by participant Simon Cox.
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