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  1. Marañon Tyrannulet

    Marañon Tyrannulet

    One of Peru's newest flycatchers, which was given specific status in 2023, as a split of Southern Mouse-colored.
  2. Neblina metaltail

    Neblina metaltail

    A tricky little hummingbird found at high elevations in southern Ecuador and northern Peru. Not the best photo, but I'm glad to have seen it!
  3. Chusquea Tapaculo

    Chusquea Tapaculo

    A familiar tapaculo of southern Ecuador, far less often seen in northern Peru!
  4. Amazonian Grosbeak

    Amazonian Grosbeak

    This sneaky songster is often heard but rarely seen in Amazonian Peru, and even less often does it cooperate for a photo! This encounter was even more unusual as it was in dry forest along the Marañon Valley, and happened to be the 1st ebird record for Cajamarca!
  5. Loja Tapaculo

    Loja Tapaculo

    One of only two tapaculos with these characteristic white shoulders, the other being the White-winged Tapaculo, which is endemic to the eastern Andes of north-central Peru.
  6. Band-tailed Seedeater

    Band-tailed Seedeater

    Immature male. You can see stripes on the grey chest, white wingbar, and some dusky on the bill.
  7. Ash-breasted Sierra-finch

    Ash-breasted Sierra-finch

    Bird was feeding on the ground
  8. Equilibrist

    Equilibrist

    A Cinereous Conebill just trying to perch on top of the bushes
  9. Chiguanco Thrush

    Chiguanco Thrush

    It was looking for food along the river and came very close to me
  10. Morning light

    Morning light

    An Ash-breasted Sierra-finch among the bushes in the morning light
  11. Jelski's Chat-tyrant

    Jelski's Chat-tyrant

    A beautiful Chat-tyrant of the western Andes and some interandean valleys. With patience, this one is not too difficult to find !!
  12. Male Hooded Siskin

    Male Hooded Siskin

  13. Female Hooded Siskin

    Female Hooded Siskin

    Female Hooded Siskins are highly variable. This one seems to be an intermediate between yellow and grey morphs.
  14. Female Hepatic Tanager

    Female Hepatic Tanager

    Isn't she a beautiful lady !
  15. Grey-winged Inca-finch

    Grey-winged Inca-finch

    Another one of the five Inca-finches, all of them endemic to Peru
  16. Great Spinetail

    Great Spinetail

    Another north Peru endemic. This one is not easy to find.
  17. Golden-rumped Euphonia

    Golden-rumped Euphonia

    Male
  18. Golden-rumped Euphonia

    Golden-rumped Euphonia

    Female, perching just above me
  19. Chestnut-backed Thornbird

    Chestnut-backed Thornbird

    A rare and endemic bird found in the Andes of north Peru only.
  20. Blackish Tapaculo

    Blackish Tapaculo

    A quite rare and endemic bird of the mountains of northern Peru
  21. Johnson's Tody-Flycatcher

    Johnson's Tody-Flycatcher

    Johnsons Today-Flycatcher (Poecilotriccus luluae) Sexes similar. El Arnal, north of Jan, Cajamarca, Per. Tropical humid montane forest (cloud forest) at 2,300 m (7,546 ft) elevation, eastern-slope of the Andes.
  22. Golden Grosbeak (female)

    Golden Grosbeak (female)

    Golden Grosbeak (Pheucticus chrysogaster subsp. chrysogaster) Female, species sexually dimorphic. South of Jan, Cajamarca, Per, west of Ro Maran. Maran Valley with xerophytic scrub and columnar cacti at 561 m (1,841 ft) elevation.
  23. Golden Grosbeak (male)

    Golden Grosbeak (male)

    Golden-Grosbeak (Pheucticus chrysogaster subsp. chrysogaster) Male, species sexually dimorphic. South of Jan, Cajamarca, Per, west of Ro Maran. Maran Valley with xerophytic scrub and columnar cacti at 561 m (1,841 ft) elevation.
  24. Yellow-green Vireo

    Yellow-green Vireo

    Yellow-green Vireo (Vireo flavoviridis subsp. perplexus). Sexes similar. They look a lot like our Red-eyed Vireo. South of Jan, Cajamarca, Per, west of Ro Maran. Maran Valley with xerophytic scrub and columnar cacti at 561 m (1,841 ft) elevation.
  25. Red-crested Finch (female)

    Red-crested Finch (female)

    Red-crested Finch (Coryphospingus cucullatus subsp. fargoi) Female, species sexually dimorphic. Male in the background. Near Chamaya, Cajamarca, Per, west of Ro Maran. Maran Valley with xerophytic scrub and columnar cacti at 561 m (1,841 ft) elevation.
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