01/November/2024 22:11 Filed in:
Bird Tour07/July/2024 01:52 Filed in:
Bird TourI am excited to announce that our 'standard 15-day tour', which took place from 15 to 29 April 2024, produced excellent results: we saw no less than 415 species of birds, which is a record for a 15-day tour!
Read More…Tags: Trip Report, standard 15-day tour, Brownsberg, Zigzag Heron, Mangrove Rail, Variegated Antpitta, Wing-banded Antbird, Band-tailed Antshrike, Fredberg, Paramaribo, Savannah
25/October/2023 15:35 Filed in:
Bird TourFrom August 22 to September 5, 2023, we had a standard 15-day tour with four birdwatchers.
The tour was very successful and we saw 350 species of birds, 12 species of mammals, not to mention many reptiles, butterflies and dragonflies!
Read More…Tags: Trip Report, standard 15-day tour, Brownsberg, Cock-of-the-Rock, Arrowhead Piculet, Gray-winged Trumpeter, Capuchinbird, Red-billed Pied Tanager, Fredberg, Paramaribo, Savannah
29/April/2019 01:06 Filed in:
Bird TourIn April 2018 Nick Athanas, Fred Pansa (at the Fredberg), Ashraf Tilburg, 3 American birdwatchers and me broke the record of the highest number of birds seen on a tour in Suriname. We found 409 species in 12 days, 376 have been seen. (Click
here for the species list). The itinerary was almost similar to that of the standard 13 day-tour. To compare my result with that of the big international birding tour operators, we have to add
Feral Pigeon, which they all put on their lists. I refuse to do so. If you put such a species on your list, you might as well go to the zoo.
Read More…Tags: Fredberg, Warapa Creek, Brownsberg, Pale-billed Mourner, Black-banded Owl, Crimson Fruitcow, Rosetta Spoonbill, Toco Toucan, White Woodpecker, Arrowhead Piculet, Blood-colored Woodpecker, Blue-backed Tanager, White-throated Pewee, Capuchinbird, Cock-of-the-Rock, Dusky Purpletuft, Green-backed Becard, Glossy-backed Becard, Musician Wren
04/January/2017 01:09 Filed in:
Bird Species A young enthousiastic Saramaccan Bushnegro, named Fred Pansa, the director of Fredecotours, discovered 3 new leks in the area where he is building his lodges. One lek, with 3 active males, is just half an hour walking distance. Another lek has 10 active males.
Read More…Tags: Fredberg, Cock-of-the-Rock, Brownsberg