From Pumarinri we returned to Tarapoto, and found a car to take us to Moyobamba. Despite having pretty much zero espanol, I managed to persuade the driver to stop at the Quiscurummi Bridge to take a look at the colony of Oilbirds that live in the ravine below. We had fantastic views of these weird owl/nightjar things in the scope, but photography was rather tricky.
At Moyobamba we got a room in a guesthouse near the thermal springs for a couple of nights, and spent most of our time either in the hot springs or at the Waqanki reserve watching their fantastic hummingbird feeders.
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| Black-throated Mango |
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| Brown Violetear |
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| Grey-breasted Sabrewing |
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| Golden-tailed Sapphire |
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| Long-tailed Hermit |
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| Many-spotted Hummingbird |
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| Paradise Tanager |
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| Purple-throated Euphonia |
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| Rufous-crested Coquette |
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| Rufous-crested Coquette |
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| Rufous-fronted Thornbird |
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| Yellow-tufted Woodpecker |
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| Fork-tailed Woodnymph |
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| Violet-headed Hummingbird |
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| White-chinned Sapphire |
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| White-necked Jacobin |
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| Oilbirds |

















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