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Logistics for Bolivia
When I went, there was a lot less gen available and details were tricky to come by. I dug some up from some location info from a couple online but obscure sources and combined it with some specific gen very kindly given by friends. At this point the info is quite a bit better known and more... -
Logistics for Bolivia
Yes and yes. Heading downslope from Apolo about an hour of 4WD track (not terrible but not passable for a standard car, a 2WD pickup would be fine as I recall it) direction of Sipia brings you to river crossing which may or may not be crossable. When I was there it was 1m10-1m20 deep and... -
Logistics for Bolivia
Doh! - I definitely mean Green-capped Tanager, not Green-naped, oops. The Cotinga and Tanager are a short distance from Apolo, closer to Aten. I saw both here: -14.9486,-68.3119. Of note is that White-chested Swift is also pretty reliable in that area, probably the best place to reliably see it... -
Logistics for Bolivia
I have spent time in Bolivia both for alpinism and for birding. Getting around without a vehicle was slow and required paying for private transport to get to remote areas in a time effective manner (the climbing trip). I had a private vehicle when I was birding. I don’t know exactly what is...