JaguarundiTravel

Name: JaguarundiTravel
Address: Bogotá, 110221, CO
Telephone: +573125859630

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JaguarundiTravel

Jaguarundi Travel is a leading natural history tour operator dedicated to responsible and sustainable travel across Colombia.

We specialize in exploring remote, ecologically and culturally rich destinations. Join us to discover this beautiful country. Jaguarundi Travel is a tour operator committed to the promotion and preservation of natural diversity and cultural life in Colombia.

22/02/2026

Our first sketching tour was a huge success. Soooo many birds to draw. Message us for details about future trips!

29/10/2025

Our participation at the Global Wildlife Fair in India was a wonderful opportunity to connect with like-minded organizations, build valuable partnerships, and showcase the natural beauty of Colombia and our conservation efforts.

Following the event, we joined a FAM tour through Gujarat, gaining meaningful insights into the region’s wildlife and culture. From the salt desert of the Little Rann of Kutch, where Indian Wild Ass (Equus hemionus khur), herds roam freely, to sightings of Asiatic lion cubs (Panthera leo persica) in Gir National Park, and the open grasslands of Velavadar, alive with blackbucks (Antilope cervicapra) and harriers, each landscape revealed a distinct facet of India’s biodiversity.

Our appreciation goes to Tourism Gujarat and Asian Adventures for their coordination and efforts to highlight the region’s tourism potential.

12/10/2025

What an inspiring few days at the in India!

As the event concludes, we at are filled with gratitude for the chance to connect with like-minded conservationists, photographers, and explorers from around the world.

It was a true honour to share Colombia’s unparalleled natural beauty and to explore new collaborations that foster conservation through travel.

Here’s to building bridges that protect wildlife and celebrate the planet’s most biodiverse places.

A big thank you to and his team for putting together such great event!

20/07/2025

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Tim Appleton, Penny, and the entire Global Birdfair 2025 team for organizing such a fantastic and impactful event this year.

It was an inspiring few days filled with meaningful conversations, new connections, and renewed motivation to continue promoting sustainable and regenerative tourism.

Some of the highlights for us included:
- Forming exciting new partnerships with like-minded organizations
- Delivering a very well-received talk — thank you to everyone who attended and engaged!
- Witnessing an increasing number of companies and attendees participating in the fair
- Connecting with passionate people and discussing future conservation-focused projects
- Meeting travellers and tour operators interested in our Birding Tours, Mammals of Colombia itineraries, and Nature Photography journeys

We’re already looking forward to the next Global Birdfair and continuing to grow our network of partners who believe that tourism can and should make a positive impact on nature and local communities.

Thank you again to everyone who helped make this event such a success!
Jaguarundi Travel Team.

08/07/2025

This isn’t your typical birding tour! Join us for a one-of-a-kind journey through Colombia that blends birdwatching with field sketching & drawing across some of the country’s most biodiverse habitats—from misty cloud forests, to mountain páramo and tropical wetlands. A new way to experience birds—with a pencil in hand. 🦜✏️🎨

Co-led by American birder and wildlife illustrator .losh, this tour is designed for artists to get up-close sightings of iconic bird species for dynamic sketchbook drawings, field notes, and color studies. Join us to immerse yourself in the flora and fauna of the Tropical Andes!

Limited spots available! Click the link in bio for more info.
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05/03/2025

Until about 1900 the Santa Marta Sabrewing was described as fairly common, and it was recorded intermittently until 1946. It was not recorded again until 2010 and was then again "lost" until 2022, when its survival was confirmed by photographic evidence of an individual male found by chance. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species originally assessed the Santa Marta sabrewing as Near Threatened, then in 2000 as Endangered, and since 2020 as Critically Endangered. It has a very small range and is thought to number fewer than 50 mature individuals. About 85% of the original vegetation within its range has been destroyed by logging and conversion to agriculture, grazing, and human habitation. What remains is degraded and fragmented.

Today, we had an amazing surprise when Raupers recorded this beautifull Santa Marta Saberwing male with during one of birding tours in the Santa Marta Mountains at

We are very happy about this new record.

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10/08/2023

The Velvet-purple Coronet, a medium-sized hummingbird, appears to be blackish in dim lighting. However, when viewed from the correct angle, it transforms into a stunning gem with a purple belly and crown, turquoise sides, and greenish wing coverts. Observe the bright white flashes in its tail. Like other coronets, this bird raises its wings for a brief moment when it lands, revealing its rich chestnut underwings. Both males and females have similar appearances. The species has a limited distribution in western Colombia and Ecuador, where it is generally uncommon in moist cloud forests and edges within the lower subtropical zone.

03/08/2023

The Buff-tailed Sicklebill hummingbird is found in the foothill forests along the eastern slope of the Andes. It has a distinctive bill and is often seen near "lobster claw" Heliconia flowers. The bird's song consists of soft chirps, which it sings from a hidden perch. It does not visit feeders.

Join our Southern Colombia tour to watch it live and support its conservation.

12/07/2023

Ready once again for the Global Birdfair
What a great honour to attend this amazing event and keep working for sustainable and specialized nature tourism in Colombia. Please visit JaguarundiTravel at Robin marquee 28,63

31/03/2022

The male Red Headed Barbet (Eubucco bourcierii), perched on a cecropia tree. This is one of the Andean Cloud Forest typical scenes you may witness while birding the Colombian andes.
Female is similar to some South American barbet species.

Dirección

Bogotá
110221

Teléfono

+573125859630

Página web

http://www.jaguarunditravel.com/

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