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	Tyrant flycatcher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The tyrant flycatchers are a large family of passerine birds which occur throughout North and South America, but are mainly tropical in distribution.
		They are members of suborder Tyranni (suboscines) and so do not have the sophisticated vocal capabilities of the songbirds.
		Most, but not all, are rather plain, and many have erectile crests.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tyrannidae (148 words)

	Tyrant Flycatcher family
		With 400 tyrannids in 98 genera, the Tyrant Flycatchers are one of the largest bird families in the world.
		Conversely, many flycatchers in southern South America move north toward the equator in the austral winter.
		The majority of tyrant flycatchers are birds of wooded habitats, often hunting by "flycatching" out from perches to chase flying insects.
	montereybay.com /creagrus/flycatchers.html (1604 words)

	WORLDTWITCH - Peru, Ecuador, Colombia - Report of Birding Trip to South America by Samuel Hansson
		Normally the parrots are viewed from the opposite side of the river, but this morning we were allowed to stand on a strech of clay and sand rather close to the ccolpa.
		Many other good birds were also found: 1 Burrowing Owl, 2 Scrub Nightjars, 1 Rufous Flycatcher, 1 Gray-and-white Tyrannulet, Mouse-colored Tyrannulets (common but extremely skulky!), 1 White-edged Oriole, Superciliated Wrens and Cinereous Finches.
		I took a taxi the few kilometres to Macará (many passengers, but I was the one who was paying!), and as usual I had to wait for a couple of hours for the bus.
	www.worldtwitch.com /hansson_peru.htm (18564 words)

	Birding peru tours in peru, birding peru, manu, birding, andes peru, trekking peru, amazon rainforest, peru rainforest, ...
		Possibilities are many but we hope to encounter mixed species flocks of Tanagers, Flycatchers and Furnarids.
		Many spectacular waterfalls in the area are far enough away so as to enable hearing birdsong.
		Large stands of Bamboo hold many local and much sought after species, and coupled with the extensive Varzea, Tierra Firme and Mature Transitional Floodplain Forest, this means a mind-boggling variety of bird-life.
	www.manuexpeditions.com /birding-peru-manu-biosphere.htm (2312 words)

	Andean and Rainforest Expeditions - Peru, Rainforest, Ecotourism, Amazon, Chile, Patagonia
		To properly identify the bird is to know it widely variable color phases of light and dark, along with its molt sequence.
		The female, being less extravagant in color, is reddish brown with darker brown on the wings and tail.
		It can often be seen in pairs or family groups sitting on rocks among rushing rapids, or even swimming up rapid white water.
	www.andeanrain.com /bird-birdsperu.htm (2006 words)

	Cheesemans' Ecology Safaris: South America - Peru Amazon and the Andes May 2007
		Many of the most spectacular birds in the rainforest are found only in the canopy.
		Among the many species of mammals found here in the surrounding forest are two species of Tamarin monkeys, the Saddleback and Emperor.
		From a birder’s point of view, bamboo stands are particularly interesting, holding many species of birds restricted to this specialized habitat, such as Rufous-headed Woodpecker, Peruvian Recurvebill, and Bamboo Antshrike.
	www.cheesemans.com /samerica_p_may07.html (5066 words)

	Steve Hilty, VENT Leader - birding tours, birding cruises - Victor Emanuel Nature Tours
		Many have seen it from the byways and parkways, but this is a region that can.
		Expect many breeding warblers, spring flower displays, a canoe trip, and surprisingly beautiful natural areas.
		An adventurous trip to remote, infrequently-visited regions; scenic plateau surrounded by vast untouched forest and savanna is home to guans, curassows, macaws, and large cats, while drier ranchland and gallery forests support many large, easy-to-see birds, and a rare macaw.
	www.ventbird.com /leader/steve_hilty?kblib=b0ad8fa4ab79ff6b7e33b80781aa3815 (2016 words)

	BIRDCHAT archives -- January 2004, week 4 (#36)
		Moustached Turca is a big thrill with cocked tail and pretty soon we hear them everywhere and see them many times, once running in and out of a nest hole in the side of the hill.
		There are plenty of new Furnarids and recently arrived Austral migrant Tyrant Flycatchers, difficult to tell apart, each one worth looking at closely.
		It's interesting to be at such a low altitude and feel that we are in high Andean puna habitat and the denizens we are used to.
	listserv.arizona.edu /cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0401d&L=birdchat&F=&S=&P=4100 (629 words)

	Travel Peru - Peru Travel Packages - Peru Birdwatching (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		We will inspect many of the peninsula´s sand beaches but particularly those of the Bay of Paracas in search of shorebirds including the Chilean flamingo, Gray Gull, Band tailed Gull, Kelp Gull, Inca Tern, Great Grebe and White cheeked Pintail.
		Around mid-morning, when the most intense clay lick activity is over for the day, we will return to TRC for breakfast.After breakfast we will hike the 1.5 mile Ocelot Trail to become acquainted with the low, middle and upper floodplain forest.
		Interesting birds found on the hills of the Toucan Trail are the White crested Spadebill, White-eyed Tody- Tyrant, Collared Puffbird and the Golden-Collared Toucanet.
	www.travelperu.info /daybydaypk.asp?Tour=4 (2536 words)

	Short Manu
		Fly-overs will include many species of Macaws and Parrots, and this is our opportunity for some Bird of Prey observations.
		Large stands of Bamboo hold many local and much sought after species, and coupled with the extensive Varzea, Tierra Firme and Mature Transitional Floodplain Forest this means a mind-boggling variety of birdlife.
		Mixed flocks contain many species of Tanager and the endemic Green and White Hummingbird is common here.
	www.members.tripod.com /elwonger.mark/Ornifolks/short_manu.htm (913 words)

	August 2007 Tours, Worldwide Birding Tours by Month - birding tours, birding cruises - Victor Emanuel Nature Tours
		The diversity of mammals, birds, scenery, and cultures here is remarkable, and there are many productive areas to visit.
		The coastal strip of Namibia--the Namib Desert--is regarded as one of the oldest and most arid desert regions in the world, and is characterized by a surprising number of uniquely adapted plant and animal species.
		Many spectacular Amazonian birds, including parrots, toucans, cotingas, and tanagers, including possible Harpy Eagle, Guianan Cock-of-the-rock, Crimson Fruitcrow, Pompadour Cotinga, and many others, as well as many rare and localized species.
	www.ventbird.com /tours/2007/08 (1193 words)

	Explore Bolivia :: Adventure Travel Specializing in the Country of Bolivia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Both towns have developed around small scale farming, however, there are many forest patches and dry thorn scrub forests found immediately around Tambo and Comarapa that are worth exploring.
		We'll have a picnic breakfast in semi-humid forest along a rushing river on the lower mountain slopes, then hike a dry, gently undulating trail through the forest.
		In the highest parts, the landscape is largely featureless yet very captivating as the dry, yellow domes of hills fade away one upon another to the distant horizon.
	www.explorebolivia.com /birdwatching.htm (2833 words)

	Day 2 Cuzco and Huacarpay Lakes
		Most are carrying brightly colored woven fabric, bulging Santa Claus bags on their backs.
		Some of Julia's favorites are the brightly colored tanagers and this day we see about twenty Blue-and-Yellow Tanagers.
		We're much too tired to do any real shopping, but Julia has her eye on those colorful Santa Claus bags, which could also be used as tablecloths or wall hangings, also the alpaca scarves.
	balinsky.com /Peru/Day2.php (1586 words)

	FAVORITES FROM ARGENTINA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		We saw so many Andean Condors on this ride that by the end most of us wouldn’t even look up if one was called out.
		It was sad to leave the food, hospitality, and the setting of the ranch, but we had many kilometers of windswept plains to cover to reach our next estancia on the Patagonian High Plateau.
		Lesser Rheas and Guanacos were common and we had great looks at a Tawny-throated Dotterel and a Chocolate-vented Tyrant foraging together along the roadside.
	www.birdtreks.com /highlites/arpp.html (1696 words)

	InfoHub - Birding trip report Buenos Aires province Oct 2000
		So we had left our luggage in the hotel room and came back at about noon for a shower (the weather was unusually hot these spring days) and for a sort of lunch at the large tearoom at the corner left (as I said it's just like Paris here).
		Refreshed and happy with so many good species in our pocket we headed off to the Southeast, to Magdalena, a small town near the marshy woods and pastures of Atalaya, a sleepy seaside village.
		Just before this town there is a strange pool with a narrow stream to the right of the road and here we had Spot-flanked Gallinule and Grey-hooded Gull very nearby, both of which we had missed earlier on the trip.
	www.infohub.com /forums/showthread.php?p=7351&mode=threaded (2214 words)

	Tropical Birding tour report for Manu, Peru
		She explained to us the history of the city and the theories about the uses of the many varied stone buildings, such as the temple of the sun pictured to the left.
		It is one of the most incredible hikes I know of, and despite the aches and pains the next morning everyone agreed it was worth it.
		It was almost dark by the time be bid farewell to the Josés and crossed the river to Amazonia Lodge, where we would stay for three nights.
	www.tropicalbirding.com /tripReports/TR_manu2003.html (7884 words)

	Ventures Birding & Natural History Tours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Once over the ferry we have a couple of additional species to track down, one being the bizarre Chocolate-vented Tyrant, a large and unusually plumaged flycatcher.
		Not many birding tours visit this park, as most of the birds can be seen in other places, but there is no scenery anywhere else that even comes close to what we shall see over the next 2 days.
		Today will certainly be one of the many highlights of this trip.
	www.birdventures.com /Trips/Chile06.htm (2217 words)

	Bolivia’s Incredible Wildlife Habitats and Tropical Rainforest Birding \| amazonian rainforest \| birdwatching \| ...
		We should find storks, ibis, herons, many ducks, Hoatzin, Sunbittern, Toco Toucan, Blue-and-yellow Macaws, many members of the flycatcher and flbird families.
		Many new birds will be seen today and for mammals this area of Es.
		We are certain to add many new species before returning to our hotel in Cochabamba for the overnight.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/5301.html (2603 words)

	Bird watching tours peru birding South America - Archeology and Birding: Marvelous Spatuletail and Machu Picchu
		After a great buffet lunch with many Peruvian specialties including Ceviche, you shall be visiting the famous Gold Museum.
		In the morning we bird around Batán Grande (Peruvian Plantcutter, Rufous Flycatcher, Tumbes Swallow and many others) where some 20 truncated pyramids are located within the largest Algarrobo (Prosopis sp.) forest of Peru.
		It is scenically located and many birds can be seen - especially if you decide to do the walk down the valley on a steep trail (optional).
	www.kolibriexpeditions.com /birdingperumst/perutours/peru_tours.asp?idtourk=74 (1270 words)

	Caligo Ventures: Peru: Amazon: Machu Pichu
		Here flocks of colorful tanagers, flower-piercers, conebills, and the sounds of antpittas and tapaculos are features of the landscape.
		This is the ultimate spot to watch the most colorful species as they forage in the canopy of the trees - Golden-headed and Crested Quetzals, Golden, Orange-eared, Blue-necked, Beryl-spangled, Bay-headed, Paradise, White-winged and Golden-collared Tanagers.
		The lodge is situated at the pre-mountane zone that provides birding opportunities in many different habitats such as bamboo forest, flood plains, forest, and wetlands just by walking short distances.
	www.caligo.com /peru/peruitin.html (1105 words)

	Trip List - Ventures Birding & Natural History Tours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Highlights were many, including Black-necked and Coscoroba Swans, 2 White-cheeked Pintail and a pair of Black-headed Ducks amidst the mass of Red Shoveler, Chiloe Wigeon and Yellow-billed Pintail.
		Highlights were many, including flocks of Rheas and Guanacos, an unseasonable White-bellied Seedsnipe that sat on the roadside, several flocks of Tawny-throated Dotterel (2 were quite close) and some exquisite Black-throated (Canary-winged) Finches.
		After doing some reading, it seems that this large Andean pigeon is increasing its range in many areas due to the planting of eucalyptus and other trees.
	www.birdventures.com /Reports/Chile06list.htm (1129 words)

	Fantástico Sur - Birding & Nature - Patagonia, Chile. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		We shall visit Cachagua to view an important breeding colony of Humboldt penguins and other characteristic birds of the area such as red-legged cormorant, Inca tern and snowy plover.
		Today we will spend the early morning at Peñuelas, where we will seek the plumbeous rail, white-tailed kite, common diuca-finch, spectacled tyrant and great shrike-tyrant.
		In the afternoon we will drive to El Peral, a special site for rarities such as the stripe-backed bittern, fl-headed duck, wren-like rush-bird, and the stunning many-colored rush-tyrant.
	www.fantasticosur.com /2005/bw_centralchile.html (573 words)

	E Bolivia
		This varied topography makes for many habitat types and consequently one of the largest bird lists for a landlocked country in the world Bolivia has two endemic big Macaws and a flightless Grebe.
		This trip is designed around Bolivian specialities and we will see a broad selection of habitats and species on this trip.
		Possibilities are many here and we’ll devote the rest of the day to the locality, Sungrebe, White-wedged Piculet, Yellow-chinned Spinetail, Rusty-fronted Tody-Flycatcher, Varzea Mourner, Fawn-breasted Wren, Bicolored Seedeater, Solitary Cacique, Band-tailed Antbird, In the evening an area just outside town should produce Band-tailed Nighthawk.
	ornifolks.org /Ornifolks/EXped-manu/E_Bolivia.htm (2246 words)

	Tropical Nature Travel \| Day Trips \| Peru
		This Reserve Zone on the coast was established to protect native Peruvian flora and fauna.
		Imposing Incan stone walls rise on either side of narrow, cobbled streets, a reminder of the living history of this colorful Andean town.
		Visit the colorful market in Pisac, famous for its multi-colored beads, and browse the displays of jewelry, sweaters, and other local crafts.
	www.tropicalnaturetravel.com /travel/peru/daytrips_peru.shtml (771 words)

	Birdfinders - Birdwatching Holidays - Peru
		Possibilities here are many and we hope to encounter mixed flocks of tanagers, flycatchers and furnarids.
		Many parrot, macaw and bird of prey species may be seen flying over.
		Large stands of bamboo hold many local and much sought-after and unusual species including Rufous-headed Woodpecker, Manu, Striated and White-lined Antbirds, Flammulated Bamboo-tyrant, White-cheeked Tody-flycatcher, Brown-rumped and Dusky-cheeked Foliage-gleaners, Large-headed and Dusky-tailed Flatbills, Peruvian Recurvebill and Ihring's and Ornate Antwrens.
	www.birdfinders.co.uk /tours/peru.htm (1516 words)

	Sacred Earth Birding Birding Bonanza (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The highlights of the moist grass are Cinereous Harrier, Andean Lapwing, Puna Ibis and Andean Negrito, a gracious ground dwelling and nicely colored tyrannid.
		As if birding on the ground was not enough, we will have access to a sturdy 100-feet metal encased canopy tower near the lodge, which will add a whole new dimension to our Amazon birding experience: the forest canopy.
		During the lazy afternoon with the macaws, a mixed species canopy flock may stream into the tree crowns, allowing excellent close-ups of colorful tanagers, dacnises, honeycreepers and euphonias.
	www.sacredearth.com /travel_info/features/trc/Bonanza.htm (2928 words)

	Birdwatchers Destination: Rainforest Expeditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		CUZCO: Huacarpay lake means Andean Coots, Andean Ducks, Speckled Teals, the odd sounding Wren-like Rushbird, the lovely Many-colored Rush Tyrant, Rusty-Fronted Canastero and the beautiful Bearded Mountaineer.
		At Malaga pass, Each elevation has at least one Peruvian endemic; there is a spinetail, a canastero, a hummingbird, an ovenbird, a flycatcher, a mountain finch, a tanager, a wren, a dacnis, an antpitta, and a tapaculo.
		We'll stop at Posada Amazonas, where Pale-winged Trumpeters, five species of trogons, Great Jacamar, Striolated Puffbird and ant swarms attended by Hairy-crested, Sooty, and White-throated Antbirds, and Barred and Plain-Brown Woodcreepers are a possibility.
	www.perunature.com /tours_si_bw.php (906 words)

	WINGS Peru Birding Tours: The Manu Biosphere Reserve and Machu Picchu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Among the many possibilities are both Crested and Golden-headed Quetzals, Blue-banded Toucanet, Amazonian Umbrellabird, Chestnut-crested Cotinga, Chestnut-backed Antshrike, Stripe-chested Antwren, Slaty Gnateater, Yungas Manakin, Cinnamon-faced Tyrannulet, Andean and White-eared Solitaires, Golden, Paradise, Blue-necked, Golden-eared and Orange-eared Tanagers and Deep-blue Flowerpiercer.
		We'll pay particular attention to the stretch between 4500 and 2500 feet, a zone in which forest has disappeared on much of the Andean slopes because of its suitability for cash crops such as tea, coffee and coca.
		Flyovers will include many species of macaws and parrots as well as raptors: we have seen flocks of Swallow-tailed Kites migrating and such memorable species as Black-and-white Hawk-Eagle, Great Black-Hawk and King Vulture.
	www.wingsbirds.com /tours/peruse.htm (2090 words)

	Macaw and Parrot Tours with Rainforest Expeditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cusco has many streets that are actually staircases.
		Additionally, it is also difficult to miss specialties such as the Many-Colored Rush Tyrant or the Wren- like Rushbird.
		Machu Picchu and its cloud forest house Andean Cock of the Rock, flocks of tanagers and flycatchers, colorful dwellers such as Highland Motmot and the Quetzal, and the easily seen endemic, the Inca Wren.
	www.perunature.com /tours_si_pl6.php (831 words)

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