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New Birdingpal birdwatching tour to Belize
Bordered to the north by Mexico, Guatemala to the south and west and the Caribbean Sea to east, Belize is a small Central American country with an abundance of unique habitats and home to more than 570 species of birds.
Off the Caribbean coast you will find cays and coral reefs, the coastal plains offer savanna grassland, swamps and lagoons and
to the south and west broadleaf forest. Adding the plateau highland in the Cayo district with its mix of oak, pine and broadleaf forest it can easy be called a birders paradise.
"Great Black Hawk"
The western part of Belize offer birds like King Vulture, Stygian Owl, Orange-breasted Falcon and Keel-billed Motmot to name a few. Birding Aguacaliente and Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary you will find 5 species of kingfishers, Black-bellied Whistling Duck, Boat-billed Heron, American Woodstork and many more. Rio Bravo Conservation Area is also a great spot for birds like Keel-billed Toucan and as a bonus Jaguars are regularly sighted here.
Being one of only two countries in Central America, where English is the official language, it is relative easy for a non
Spanish speaking birder to travel in.
Your Birdingpal guide will be happy to show not only the local birds and also the many great Mayan archaeological sites you find in this fascinating country.
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Fixed date birdwatching trips with Birdingpal
If you are interested in finding like-minded people to share the cost etc. why not join one of our fixed date birdwatching tours?
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Birdingpal Tours
If you like guided tours, a professional Birdingpal guide can customize your tour, and you will see the birds you want.
You will enjoy the safety of travelling with a knowledgeable local, who knows where and how to get to the right habitat for all the wildlife.
You select the date for a trip to suit you, and you will not be just another tourist: Your guide is also your travel companion, who will make sure you also experience the native people, scenery, culture, history and food, first hand.
You will enjoy the advantage of all the attention you get in a small group, for the same price or perhaps even less, than you will pay if you travel with the large tour groups from other countries.
Boosting the local economy by hiring a local guide through Birdingpaltours also promotes the importance of protecting birds and
their habitat in many countries around the world.
Remember, the next time you travel you do not have to miss the birdwatching, if your partner or travel companions are non birders; a local guide is flexible, and will easily accommodate other needs too.
Note: Birdingpaltours is an offshoot of Birdingpal.org, a well established website where traveling birders find local contacts and information throughout the world. All the local guides selected to post their tours, are long time Birdingpals, well known
in their own countries and by myself or birders from around the world.
Knud Rasmussen
Birdingpal
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