Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is Part 2 of our visit to the Cloud Forest of Mindo Ecuador, and it was even more AMAZING than the first!
In our last video (youtu.be/-ZBVqg-p9rc) we showed you a FLOCK of hummingbirds, but in this video, you'll see birds at the opposite end of the size spectrum, but just as colorful!
Plus, we'll take you along on a hike through the jungle that looked like it was straight out of Romancing the Stone!
We're happy to introduce you to Anderson and Rolando, who took us to Las Cotingas Reserve in this video. They offer an amazing bird watching tour in Mindo, Ecuador that's accessible to all ages.
Plus, Rolando also operates San Tadeo Birding, which is where we filmed the hummingbirds in our first video from Mindo: youtu.be/-ZBVqg-p9rc
For Mindo areas tours with Rolando and/or Anderson, submit this form: liveabroadnow.com/referrals/ecuador-tour-guide-referral
For a private driver in the Mindo area or to/from Quito, submit this form: liveabroadnow.com/referrals/ecuador-private-driver-referral
Here are a few links to help you plan your visit:
Mindo Tarabita - facebook.com/mindotarabitaa
Las Cotingas Reserve - facebook.com/Las-cotingas-1448255468781391
San Tadeo Birding - facebook.com/SanTadeoBirding.k77
Our AMAZING Unconventional Supporters:
Maité Duran
Gail H.
Joe Stratton
Jose and Alexandra Rivera
Leif Brogren
Maureen Kelly
Jennifer Hughes
Deborah Linton
Susan & Rick Joyce
Trevor McGuire
Bliss Mitton
Leigh and Carlos
DISCLAIMER: This video is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute consulting or advice including, but not limited to, visas, tax, medical, or financial advice. Please consult immigration attorneys, tax professionals, medical professionals and financial advisors for current information.
We are not responsible or liable for your use of the information contained in our videos, articles or linked from our web pages. We do our best to provide timely and accurate information. However, news, laws, guidelines, rules, regulations, etc. are often open to interpretation, change frequently, and sometimes we make mistakes. You must do your own research and consult professionals who familiar with your unique situation before making any travel or moving plans.
#ameliaandjp #ecuador #birding
This is Part 2 of our visit to the Cloud Forest of Mindo Ecuador, and it was even more AMAZING than the first!
In our last video (youtu.be/-ZBVqg-p9rc) we showed you a FLOCK of hummingbirds, but in this video, you'll see birds at the opposite end of the size spectrum, but just as colorful!
Plus, we'll take you along on a hike through the jungle that looked like it was straight out of Romancing the Stone!
We're happy to introduce you to Anderson and Rolando, who took us to Las Cotingas Reserve in this video. They offer an amazing bird watching tour in Mindo, Ecuador that's accessible to all ages.
Plus, Rolando also operates San Tadeo Birding, which is where we filmed the hummingbirds in our first video from Mindo: youtu.be/-ZBVqg-p9rc
For Mindo areas tours with Rolando and/or Anderson, submit this form: liveabroadnow.com/referrals/ecuador-tour-guide-referral
For a private driver in the Mindo area or to/from Quito, submit this form: liveabroadnow.com/referrals/ecuador-private-driver-referral
Here are a few links to help you plan your visit:
Mindo Tarabita - facebook.com/mindotarabitaa
Las Cotingas Reserve - facebook.com/Las-cotingas-1448255468781391
San Tadeo Birding - facebook.com/SanTadeoBirding.k77
Our AMAZING Unconventional Supporters:
Maité Duran
Gail H.
Joe Stratton
Jose and Alexandra Rivera
Leif Brogren
Maureen Kelly
Jennifer Hughes
Deborah Linton
Susan & Rick Joyce
Trevor McGuire
Bliss Mitton
Leigh and Carlos
DISCLAIMER: This video is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute consulting or advice including, but not limited to, visas, tax, medical, or financial advice. Please consult immigration attorneys, tax professionals, medical professionals and financial advisors for current information.
We are not responsible or liable for your use of the information contained in our videos, articles or linked from our web pages. We do our best to provide timely and accurate information. However, news, laws, guidelines, rules, regulations, etc. are often open to interpretation, change frequently, and sometimes we make mistakes. You must do your own research and consult professionals who familiar with your unique situation before making any travel or moving plans.
#ameliaandjp #ecuador #birding
