Birds of Peru
Peru has over 1800 species of birds - the second highest number of any country. New species of birds are still being discovered and catalogued by scientists. 42 species have been officially added to science in the last 30 years.
Avibase - Peru Bird Checklist
A complete checklist of the birds of Peru provided by Avibase, including endemic, endangered, threatened, and accidental status.
BooksA complete checklist of the birds of Peru provided by Avibase, including endemic, endangered, threatened, and accidental status.
A complete selection of the recommended Field guides and birding location guides.
Updates to "A Field Guide to the Birds of Peru" by Clements.
Audio
- Voices of the Peruvian Rainforest - free download of the recordings of Ted Parker from The Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
- Cornell Lab Audio Guides including:
- Voices of Amazonian Birds Vol. 1, 2,3
- Voices of New World Parrots
- Voices of Andean Birds Vol. 1, 2
- Songs of the Antbirds
- Bird Songs and Calls From Southeast Peru by ARA Records.
- Voices of the Toucans by ARA Records.
Endemic Birds
Depending on the authority you consult between 125 and 139 species are endemic to Peru.
Depending on the authority you consult between 125 and 139 species are endemic to Peru.
Birding trip reports
List of over 200 trip reports and links to other collections of trip reports.
List of over 200 trip reports and links to other collections of trip reports.
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A complete network of interconnecting roads linked Cusco to its provinces and other kingdoms and the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu was part of that system. Today it has become the most famous and popular trek in South America due to the variety of attractions it offers. The trail route lies within the Machu Picchu Historical Sanctuary, which was created by the government in 1981 to protect the natural beauty and the archaeological sites of this extraordinary area. This spectacular trail runs from high mountains down to cloud forest, passing through a number of diverse ecological zones filled with an enormous variety of plants and bird life. The route is also studded with archaeological sites which lead the visitor to the lost city of the Incas; Machu Picchu.