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ECUADOR BIRDING TRIP REPORT

TRIP REPORT
ECUADOR

Start:12/02/2007
End:12/18/2007
Duration:17 days
#Species:561
#Endemics:36
#Heard Only:29

2007 Northern Ecuador Birding Tour

TARGET BIRDS FOR TOUR

List of target birds for locations visited on this tour. Target birds are those that are endemic, near endemic, critically endangered or endangered according to the IUCN, best seen in this country, or always considered by us to be a target. Species seen are those with location codes associated with them.*

color codes

1Berlepsch's TinamouCrypturellus berlepschi NE
2Curve-billed TinamouNothoprocta curvirostris NE
3Rufous-headed ChachalacaOrtalis erythroptera NE
4Baudo GuanPenelope ortoni NE
5Rufous-fronted Wood-QuailOdontophorus erythrops NE
6Dark-backed Wood-QuailOdontophorus melanonotusFAPE
7Dusky PigeonPatagioenas goodsoni NE
8Ecuadorian Ground DoveColumbina buckleyi NE
9Purple Quail-DoveGeotrygon purpurata NE
10Banded Ground-CuckooNeomorphus radiolosus NE
11Choco PoorwillNyctiphrynus rosenbergi NE
12White-whiskered HermitPhaethornis yaruquiMRB,MV,SPMNE
13White-throated DaggerbillSchistes albogularis NE
14Gorgeted SunangelHeliangelus strophianusBCFRNE
15Tourmaline SunangelHeliangelus exortisGLRNE
16Violet-tailed SylphAglaiocercus coelestisBCFR,FAP,MV
SPM
NE
17Ecuadorian HillstarOreotrochilus chimborazoAN,PPNE
18Viridian MetaltailMetallura williami NE
19Hoary PufflegHaplophaedia lugens NE
20(Black-breasted Puffleg)Eriocnemis nigrivestis E
21Golden-breasted PufflegEriocnemis mosquera NE
22Brown IncaCoeligena wilsoniFAP,MJ,MV,SPMNE
23Velvet-purple CoronetBoissonneaua jardiniFAPNE
24Rufous-gaped HillstarUrochroa bougueri NE
25Purple-bibbed WhitetipUrosticte benjaminiFAP,MV,SPMNE
26Empress BrilliantHeliodoxa imperatrixFAP,MV,SPMNE
27Purple-collared WoodstarMyrtis fanny NE
28Esmeraldas WoodstarChaetocercus berlepschi E
29Purple-throated WoodstarPhilodice mitchelliiFAP,MV,SPMNE
30Western EmeraldChlorostilbon melanorhynchus NE
31Amazilia HummingbirdAmazilis amazilia NE
32Purple-chested HummingbirdPolyerata rosenbergiRSNE
33Brown Wood-RailAramides wolfi NE
34Andean CondorVultur gryphus AT
35Black-and-chestnut EagleSpizaetus isidori EN
36Gray-backed HawkPseudastur occidentalis NE
37Cloud-forest Pygmy-OwlGlaucidium nubicola NE
38Blue-tailed TrogonTrogon comptus NE
39Choco Black-throated TrogonTrogon cupreicauda NE
40Coppery-chested JacamarGalbula pastazae NE
41Orange-fronted BarbetCapito squamatus NE
42Toucan BarbetSemnornis ramphastinusBCFR,FAP,MJNE
43Plate-billed Mountain-ToucanAndigena laminirostrisBCFRNE
44Choco WoodpeckerDryobates chocoensis NE
45Lita WoodpeckerPiculus litae NE
46Plumbeous Forest-FalconMicrastur plumbeus NE
47Carunculated CaracaraDaptrius carunculatusANNE
48Rose-faced ParrotPyrilia pulchraRSNE
49Pacific ParrotletForpus coelestisRSNE
50Esmeraldas AntbirdSipia nigricaudaMVNE
51Stub-tailed AntbirdSipia berlepschi NE
52Lunulated AntbirdOneillornis lunulatus NE
53Elegant CrescentchestMelanopareia elegans NE
54Giant AntpittaGrallaria giganteaFAPNE
55Moustached AntpittaGrallaria alleni NE
56Yellow-breasted AntpittaGrallaria flavotinctaFAPNE
57Peruvian AntpittaGrallaricula peruviana NE
58Spillmann's TapaculoScytalopus spillmanniNMRNE
59Pacific HorneroFurnarius cinnamomeusMV,RSNE
60Stout-billed CinclodesCinclodes excelsiorANNE
61Uniform TreehunterThripadectes ignobilis NE
62Equatorial GraytailXenerpestes singularis NE
63Orange-crowned ManakinHeterocercus aurantiivertexNWCNE
64Club-winged ManakinMachaeropterus deliciosusRSNE
65Orange-breasted FruiteaterPipreola jucunda NE
66Amazonian UmbrellabirdCephalopterus ornatus AT
67Long-wattled UmbrellabirdCephalopterus penduliger NE
68Foothill SchiffornisSchiffornis aenea NE
69Slaty BecardPachyramphus spodiurus NE
70Pacific FlatbillRhynchocyclus pacificus NE
71Rufous-winged TyrannuletMecocerculus calopterusFAPNE
72Coopmans's ElaeniaElaenia brachyptera NE
73Choco TyrannuletZimmerius albigularisMVNE
74Olive-chested FlycatcherMyiophobus cryptoxanthusBRRNE
75Gray-breasted FlycatcherLathrotriccus griseipectus NE
76Tumbes PeweeContopus punensis NE
77Black-billed PeppershrikeCyclarhis nigrirostrisSINE
78Beautiful JayCyanolyca pulchra NE
79Black SolitaireEntomodestes coracinus NE
80Rufous-brown SolitaireCichlopsis leucogenys EN
81Ecuadorian ThrushTurdus maculirostrisFAP,SPMNE
82Tanager FinchOreothraupis arremonops NE
83Dusky ChlorospingusChlorospingus semifuscusBCFRNE
84White-rimmed BrushfinchAtlapetes leucopis NE
85White-winged BrushfinchAtlapetes leucopterusBCFRNE
86Choco WarblerMyiothlypis chlorophrys NE
87Ochre-breasted TanagerChlorothraupis stolzmanni NE
88Ecuadorian SeedeaterAmaurospiza aequatorialis NE
89Western Hemispingus**Sphenopsis ochraceus E
90Moss-backed TanagerBangsia edwardsi NE
91Yellow-green TanagerBangsia flavovirens NE
92Black-chinned Mountain TanagerAnisognathus notabilis NE
93Glistening-green TanagerChlorochrysa phoenicotis NE
94Rufous-throated TanagerIxothraupis rufigulaMBSNE
95Scrub TanagerStilpnia vitriolina NE
96Blue-whiskered TanagerTangara johannaeRSNE
97Yellow-tufted Dacnis**Dacnis egregiaMRB,RSNE
98Scarlet-breasted DacnisDacnis berlepschi NE
99Scarlet-and-white TanagerChrysothlypis salmoni NE
100Indigo FlowerpiercerDiglossa indigotica NE
101Black-backed Bush TanagerUrothraupis stolzmanni NE
102#Crimson-breasted Finch#Rhodospingus cruentus NE
103Black-winged SaltatorSaltator atripennisMVNE

 *Nomenclature and taxonomic affinities are based on Clements 6th Edition published 2007 with updates through 2021 maintained by the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, which relies largely on the AOU and SACC nomenclature committees. IUCN status may reflect splits not currently recognized by Clements.
**Species not accepted by Clements, AOU, or SACC that we recognize based on the IOC, field observations along with geographical separation, consensus opinions of field guide authors, and other sources. These species are potential splits in future Clements updates.

BIRDING LOCALES

REASON CODES

CodeDescription##
EEndemic4
NENear Endemic95
CRCritically Endangered0
ENEndangered2
BCBest Seen in This Country0
ATAlways a Target2

Reason codes indicate the reason a species is included on our target birds list.