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A family-run eco-lodge located in one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Come experience the magic of Tatamá National Park, Colombia!
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Gold-ringed Tanager — a species that, paradoxically, found refuge during Colombia’s internal conflict.
Today, 7pm ET on @60minutes with @andersoncooper — birding the Western Andes of Colombia 💚
03 May 2026
@andersoncooper and I were recently enjoying these magnificent little creatures at @montezumarainforest , in the Western Andes of Colombia, while filming for @60minutes — a story about change, and how birds keep bringing people together 💚
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This hummingbird is a Western Emerald 🤩🤩🤩 with my mates @julianmanrique and @marcosguevara10 the beautiful people from Montezuma and the 60minutes grand crew 💥💥💥
02 May 2026
Hope you all enjoyed tonight’s @60minutes Minutes piece as much as I enjoyed birding with @andersoncooper Cooper at @montezumarainforest in the Western Andes of Colombia — showing him these amazing hummingbirds and tanagers, and sharing a bit of how much Colombia has changed 💚 … let us know below on the comments ⤵️
03 May 2026
Sunbittern - Garza del Sol
Una de las aves mas espectaculares!! 🤩
#birds #aves #avescolombia #garza
09 Nov 2026
@andersoncooper discovers birding with me while shooting his @60minutes episode in the AMAZING @montezumarainforest in Colombia … this was so much fun 🔥🔥🔥
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@andersoncooper descubre la observación de aves en @montezumarainforest en Risaralda 🇨🇴 mientras grabábamos su programa de @60minutes allá hace poco 💥💥💥
31 Oct 2026
Tonight! 🐦⬛🎥
Our Colombia story returns on 60 Minutes 🇨🇴
Watch “Birds of War” -AGAIN!- with Anderson Cooper on CBS, 7 PM ET / 6 PM Colombia.
#60Minutes #Birding #Colombia #AndersonCooper
02 Aug 2026
In the world of social media, the birds that capture the most attention are usually those with bold, vibrant, and dazzling colors. They naturally become the stars of countless photographs and posts. Yet, for those of us who are truly passionate about birdwatching, there is another kind of beauty that inspires an even deeper fascination: rare species—those with extremely limited distributions and remarkably restricted ranges.
The Chocó Vireo (Vireo masteri) is one of them. This elusive species is found only in the cloud forests of northwestern Ecuador and western Colombia, along the Western Andes.
What makes this bird even more remarkable is its preference for the forest canopy, where simply seeing it is a genuine challenge and photographing it is a privilege achieved by very few.
Moments like this remind us of the extraordinary value of local knowledge. Years—often decades—spent exploring these forests have given local communities an unparalleled understanding of the wildlife that inhabits them. Their ability to locate and interpret the movements of such elusive species profoundly enriches the experience of everyone fortunate enough to visit these remarkable places.
For that reason, I want to express my sincere gratitude to my friend Gleison Fernando Guarín, who has devoted much of his life to studying and observing the birds of Colombia’s Chocó Biogeographic Region as part of the family-run Montezuma Rainforest Lodge project. Fernando is a true expert in his homeland, and his dedication, experience, and intimate knowledge of these forests make encounters like this possible.
This is also an invitation to recognize and support community-based ecotourism initiatives. By embracing local communities as essential partners in our conservation and tourism efforts, we not only create richer and more meaningful experiences for visitors, but also help safeguard these extraordinary forests while supporting the people who have dedicated their lives to protecting them.
Vireo masteri
Choco Vireo
26 Jul 2026
Hembra de gallito de roca en su proceso de anidación ❤️🫶🏻
Andean Cock-of-the rock
#avescolombia #birds
15 Jul 2026
The 1st morning in @montezumarainforest we started way before sunrise up the super eroded road all the way up to the dead end near the military base.
With the 1st lights of the day all the sudden our local guide @yesebirds told us to hop off the car to see our 1st target there and one of the mostt sought after species to find in Colombia, the bird was just there getting some bugs from the floor just 4-5 mts away from us.
This is a little portrait of the Bangsia de Tatama / Gold-ringed Tanager/ Bangsia aureocincta 👀👀👀.
No dount this is one of our targets next trip November 2026 . Let’s go to one of the most intense less explored birding hotspots in Colombia.
SonyA9 | FE200-600mm| 1/1000 | ISO 4000
#avesdecolombia #birdsofcolombia #tanagers #birdsphotography #birdingtours
25 Jun 2026
Un día normal en Montezuma 🦋🐦🤩
#butterfly #mariposas #butterflies #bird #aves
09 Jun 2026
Thanks Anderson for coming to Colombia and sharing our birds, our mountains, and our stories with the world 🇨🇴🕊️🐦⬛🦜🦉
… Let’s go birding again soon mate!
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@andersoncooper @60minutes
24 May 2026
The special Tanager Finch (Oreothraupis arremonops) at @montezumarainforest #Colombia with @yesebirds
#birds #nature #bird_brilliance #birdlife #bird_captures
06 May 2026
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