• Arrive in Puerto Maldonado,capital of Madre de Dios,and join o 1-hour journey by bus with few stops along the road's secondary forest to sean for Purus Jacamar,White-browed Blackbird,Pearl Kite,and Scaled Pigeon and a 1-hour boat till the lodge the necessary stops to search for: Pied Lapwing,Collared Plover, King Vulture,Bat Falcon,Olive,and Russet-backed Oropendolas and Ringed Kingfisher and Amazon Kingfisher.
• Your first toste of the Amazon culinary willbe in the river while you let the city behind to enjoy the amazing jungle landscapes
• Posada Amazonas Lodge awaits - a spacious ecolodge,with bar,a massage center,and buffet service in the heart of

a private concession own by the Native Community of Infierno,the guardians of the rainforest.

• Accommodation includes a 45 ms square room with a private bathroom and an open wall facing the forest.
• Your stay includes three meaIs daily,teas,coffee,guided excursions and activities,refreshments upon arriving,and transfers to and from the airport. We assign guides at 8:1

• This morning join a hike to the 40-meter scaffolding Canopy Tower. A banister staircase running through the middle provides sale access to the platforms above which will add a whole new dimension to our Amazon birding experience: the forest canopy. we willwait for a canopy mixed flock to appear. The mixed flock is mostly all about tanagers: Paradise Tanager, Green-and-gold Tanager,Flame-crested Tanager, Turquoise Tanager,Opal- rumped Tanager, and others.The tower also offers a good opportunity for Cream-colored Woodpecker, Gilded Barbet, Plum-throated Cotinga,and Striolated Puffbird. Macaws and toucans are seen flying against the horizon,including the Chestnut­ eared,Lettered,Emerald,Curl-crested,and Brown-mandible Aracaries. We will see lonely raptors riding the thermals. This is your best chance for hawk-eagles and even harpy!

• Only a twenty-minute walk from Posada Amazonas is the parrot clay lick. From a blind located about twenty meters away,you will see dozens of parrots and parakeets descendon most clear mornings to ingest the clay on a riverbank. Species such as Mealy and Yellow-headed Amazon,Blue-headed Parrot,and Dusky-headed Parakeet descendat this clay lick.The clay lick is active at dawn,during the late mornings and mid-afternoons.
• By the afternoon,we will bird the Shahue Trail,good for Fiery-capped Manakin,Round-tailed Manakin,Pale Rumped Trumpeteer,and Pavonine Quetzal.

• We depart an a fifteen-minute boat drive to the bombeo patches around Tres Chimbadas Lake.We will leave lake birding aside and focus on the bamboo specialists.We will look for the endemic White-cheeked Tody Tyrant, Peruvian Recurvebill, Red-billed Scythebill,Rufous-headed Woodpecker, Rufous-breasted Piculet, Brown-rumped Foliage Gleaner,Large- headed Flatbill,Dusky- tailed Flatbill,Dusky-cheeked Foliage-gleaner, Flammulated Bamboo-tyrant, Dot- winged and Ornate Antwren,White-lined Antbird, Rufous-capped Nunlet, Pheasant Cuckoo,and Striped Cuckoo.
• By the afternoon the Shije'eje Trail, offers opportunities ta spot Variegated Tinamou,Blue-crowned and Rufous Motmot, Golden-crowned Spadebill,Curl-crested Aracari,and mixed-species flock. A small clay lick attracts Dusky­ headed and Black-capped parakeet, and Cobalt-winged Parrotlets in addition to Spix's Guan.

• A thirty-minute boat ride and thirty-minute hike from the lodge willtake us to Tres Chimbadas oxbow lake,which has palm swamp and grassland vegetation as well.We willtry to spot Pale-vented Pigeon,Azure Gallinule,Purple Gallinule, Slender-billed and Snail Kites, Rufescent Tiger-Herons,Sungrebe,Green Ibis, Gray-breasted Crake,Rufous-sided Crake, and two of the "must-see·Amazonian classics: Horned Screamers and Hoatzin.
• The secondary forest can be created in a number of ways,from degraded forest recovering from selective logging to oreas cleared by slash-and-burn agriculture that hove been reclaimed by the forest. Generally,secondary forest is characterized by a less developed canopy structure and smaller trees. This means we will focus on: Barred Antshrike, Short-tailed Pygmy-Tyrant,Streaked Flycatcher,Boat-billed Flycatcher,Solitary Block Cacique,Gray-franted Dove, Ruddy Graund-Dove and others
• Alter dinner, we willventure out near the lodge on a birding night walk to spot-light Pauraque,Tawny-bellied Screech­ Owl,Great Potoo,Long-tailed Potoo,Ocellated Poorwill,andif we are lucky a Mottled Owl or Crested Owl.There is also the possibility of taking macro shoots of American Bullfrogs,Horned Frogs,tree frogs, and other creatures of the night.

• lt is time to soy goodbye,as the expedition comes to an end.
• Your visit will make a direct contribution to the Native Community of Infierno intheir efforts to protect Tambopata.
• You will take the journey back to the city to the airport for your national flight onwards.