Discover the incredible avian diversity around our finca
The region surrounding Jardín, Antioquia is one of Colombia's premier birdwatching destinations, home to over 400 recorded species including rare endemics and conservation success stories. From the iconic Andean Cock-of-the-rock just minutes from town to the remarkable recovery of the Yellow-eared Parrot, our mountain forests offer unforgettable encounters with some of South America's most spectacular birds.
Ognorhynchus icterotis
A conservation success story - recovered from 81 individuals in 1999 to over 1000 today. Vulnerable endemic species found in montane forests.
Rupicola peruvianus
Peru's national bird with spectacular orange plumage. Active lek just 5 minutes walk from Jardín's town center.
Grallaria alvarezi
Recently-split Colombian endemic. Visits feeding stations at Mirador El Roble ("Doña Lucia").
Tangara arthus
Brilliant golden plumage makes this medium-sized tanager unmistakable in the canopy.
Pulsatrix perspicillata
Large owl with distinctive facial markings. Best spotted during evening hours or heard at night.
Aglaiocercus kingii
Spectacular hummingbird with iridescent green plumage and extremely long tail feathers in males.
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