El Bambu Mindo

1km via El Carmelo Mindo, Ecuador

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Sidste adventure foer Galapagos

A travel blog entry by eikogsiggie

D. 3.4
Efter en meget lang koeretur, men flere forsinkelser (saa som en stor landmands demonstation) ankom vi til Mindo. Mindo er en lille bitte by der ligger i en dal midt i noget med kalder Cloud forrests. Naturen omkring var rigtig smuk og igen anderledes end hvad vi for har set. Paa vores ret saa laerkre hostel var der udsigt til bjerge, …

Nice beach shame about the weather

A travel blog entry by katinhat

14

nice beach nice hostel, just no sun we waited for day but still no sun so in the end gave up and headed off!

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Daytrip 2 with Cristian/Happy Gringo agency

A travel blog entry by norsu

5

... it once before in South Africa. For you who have no idea what is it:simply put a track of cables attached from one high tree to another and you slide between them. You're wearing a harness, helmet and gloves. I got to do few tricks there as well, a Mariposa (=butterfly) and a Superwoman - crazy stuff!

After the adrenaline rush we drove to the next sight. Before taking a cable car ride over a valley we had our lunch sandwiches and bananas. The open air cable ...

Birding in Mindo

A travel blog entry by andrew_caroline

18

... several hours in the morning and evening. On the first day we seemed to see a lot of small, interesting birds, including countless types of tanagers and hummingbirds. On the second morning we got up early and went for a walk before breakfast. On this walk we saw a greater number of larger, interesting birds, including a toucanet, mot mots, choco toucans, an owl and a bat falcon. Each afternoon we found ourselves at a ...

Bellavista: the Magical "Mistical" Tour

A travel blog entry by kmlisle

14

... as tiny and still tinier hummers compete for territory around the feeders. If you get up early you will see many other birds such as the masked trogon who hung around the lodge feeding his grown daughter and the Quetzals, Tanagers, warblers, honey creepers, fly catchers and more who come into the area around the lodge after moths attracted to the lights, fruit and nectar at the feeders. A pair of brilliant irridescent blue Flower Piercers constantly ...

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