Red fronted Macaw Lodge
Bolivia

Long drive, but fantastic views all the way, so give yourself time to stop and photograph, and also for the very low speed limit in Bolivia, and getting stuck behind trucks or waiting to get petrol.

The lodge has spectacular views being placed adjacent to cliffs.

There are feeding tables for birds. Species include:

Included in the price is a local Spanish speaking guide. They can take you around the tracks. If you want you can either walk around by yourself or hire an English guide, but this is at extra cost and must be done in advance. 

For seeing large flocks of the Macaws it is recommended to go in the breeding season over spring and summer. A trick your guide might do to get extra good looks and you will get behind a hide and they spread peanuts out near the cliffs that the parrots come to feed on.

And it’s not just the Macaws, but half a dozen other parrots. Includng the most common and sharing the breeding cliff space with the Macaws are the 'Cliff Parrakeets'.

Keep an eye for other near the cliffs such as 'Cliff Flycatcher', finally a South American flycatcher which is distinctive and easy to identify in look, habitat and habit.

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