With over 200 recorded species, this forest reserve and adjacent shade-grown coffee plantations offer abundant birdlife that is easy to spot with the naked eye, making it a prime site for nature photography. Availability: This tour is available every day of the year except December 25th and January the 1st. Difficulty: Short, natural walking paths of low difficulty are available while the steep inclines are optional or can be done from the vehicle. Accessibility: This tour is for all ages. We are happy to arrange a customized tour for you, should you have a visual/hearing impairment. Duration: The total tour time is 10 hours from start to finish with 4 hours of birdwatching time. Elevation: The average altitude is 1600 to 1800 m.a.s.l Weather: The average temperature is 24ºC with highs of 28ºC during the dry months. About 10% of the time we visit here we experience light rain. Target Species: Turquoise dacnis (E), Velvet-fronted euphonia (E), Colombian chachalaca (E), Indigo-capped Hummingbird (E), Scrub tanager (NE), Bar-crested Antshrike (NE), Crimson-backed tanager, Tropical mockingbird, Blue-necked tanager, Saffron finch, Palm tanager, Blue-gray tanager, Red-crowned woodpecker, Thick-billed euphonia, Bay-headed tanager, Orange-chinned parakeet, Spectacled parrotlet, House wren, Black phoebe, Great kiskadee, Ruddy ground-dove, Smooth-billed ani, White-vented plumeleteer, Yellow-headed caracara, Streaked saltator, Rufous-tailed Hummingbird, Ringed Kingfisher, Bare-faced Ibis, Yellow-bellied Seedeater, Yellow-faced Grassquit