Migrantes Invernales
Migrantes Invernales - Image 2
Migrantes Invernales - Image 3
Migrantes Invernales - Image 4
Migrantes Invernales - Image 5
Migrantes Invernales - Image 6
Migrantes Invernales - Image 7

Winter Migrants

The province of Buenos Aires is a concentration point for migratory birds in all seasons, but winter is perhaps the opportunity we have to observe some species that escape the harsh Patagonian winter and arrive in our pampas to enjoy their "little summer". This is how we can observe species of great ornithological value such as the Tawny-throated Dotterel, the Chocolate- vented Tyrant and the Dark-faced Ground-Tyrant.

Category:

The province of Buenos Aires is a concentration point for migratory birds in all seasons, but winter is perhaps the opportunity we have to observe some species that escape the harsh Patagonian winter and arrive in our pampas to enjoy their "little summer". This is how we can observe species of great ornithological value such as the Tawny-throated Dotterel, the Chocolate- vented Tyrant and the Dark-faced Ground-Tyrant.

We suggest you spend a full day in the field searching and photographing these incredible species 😉

Day 1 - 7:00Hs
Pick you up in Buenos Aires and departure

 

We will start our excursion from some point to be agreed in the City of Buenos Aires, we can also combine to find it at your hotel or airport ... You can also join this excursion in your own vehicle.

Day 1 - 9:00Hs
Arrival in the wintering area

 

After a pleasant trip we will arrive at the wintering area of ​​several species that visit us from Patagonia, surely we can contemplate the sunrise from the road, once we arrive we will prepare the equipment for the adventure.

Day 1 - 9:30Hs
Birdwatching

 

We are going to travel through several rural roads and private fields where we have recent records of some migrant species. These species visit us in the area for only two months, which is why this guide is restricted to a fairly limited fraction of the year.

Day 1 - 13:30Hs
Lunch

 

We will share lunch in a restaurant in the town of Punta Indio, lunch is a la carte and the restaurant is located within the Parque Costero Sur and has multiple options even for vegans and celiacs.

Day 1 - 11:30Hs
Birdwatching at PCS

 

In the afternoon we will continue with birdwatching in the Parque Costero Sur, a UNESCO Biosphere reserve that has in its list of species some endemisms and very interesting species such Black Crake we are going to visit some floodplains, the Buenos Aires logging (key environment in this site) and the coast of the Rio de la Plata.

Day 1 - 20:00Hs
Return and end of the tour

 

At 8:00 p.m. we will begin the return by the R11 that crosses the entire Parque Costero Sur up to Buenos Aires at 9:00 p.m.

Request details and cost of this experience:

    Winter Migrants

    The province of Buenos Aires is a concentration point for migratory birds in all seasons, but winter is perhaps the opportunity we have to observe some species that escape the harsh Patagonian winter and arrive in our pampas to enjoy their "little summer". This is how we can observe species of great ornithological value such as the Tawny-throated Dotterel, the Chocolate- vented Tyrant and the Dark-faced Ground-Tyrant.

    Category:
    This Tour Includes:
    • Lunch.
    • Transfers from Capital Federal.
    • Access to private fields
    • Permanent team guide.
    • Scope for all the group.
    • Free water.
    • Accident insurance.
     
    Not included:
    • Alcoholic beverages
    • Photographic equipment, binoculars.
    • Tips and extra expenses.

    1 review for Migrantes Invernales

    1. Fabian De Marco –

      Un frio de locos pero cumplimos con el objetivo y encontramos a la Monjita Chocolate y al Chorlo, Diego se porto de maravillas con nosotros con un conocimiento espectacular de la zona.

    Add a review

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

    Related products

    1
    Scroll to Top