Indonesia own 17% of the world’s birds or nearly 1,539 species consisting of three different groups. We can found large number of 381 endemic species that found nowhere else where in earth. Join our bird watching trips to observe many interesting or endangered bird species such as hornbills, barbets, pheasants, megapodes, parrots or birds of paradise.
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Muara Angke |
| Muara Angke is one of the only five spots on Java where the endemic Javan Coucal can be seen. Also there is a fair chance to see the threatened Milky Stork. Different species of egret and heron (incl. Black Bittern) are present, and the mangrove trees contain a.o. Golden-bellied Gerogyne. When returning to the main road, walk another 200 meter to the right (west), and look on the mudflats at the southside of the road for (numerous) Javan Plovers. We flushed a Barred Button-Quail there. In the river Muara there was a 1.5 meter long Water Monitor (Varanus salvator). View category |
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Seram & North Molluca |
An extraordinary eco expedition to Seram Island in Mollucas to witness cockatoos, Great-Billed parrots, Eclectus, Red-cheeked parrots, Lories, Lorikeets, and flying fruit bats. We will experience spotting and watching from the 40 meters high canopy platform. The tour also offers beautiful walk in the pristine jungle and the chance to visit Masihulan and Sawai village. Your local guide was formerly a poacher that has been trained to become a guide and conservation cadet in the area. The photograps are courtesy of Yayasan Wallacea. View category |
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Pulau Rambut |
Pulau Rambut, in the Pulau Seribu (Thousand Islands) chain of islands off North Jakarta, is just for the birds. Some 40,000 birds of 49 species nest on the 45-hectare tract of land. Eighteen of the species belong to the category of rare birds protected by law. About 40 percent of the resident birds are cormorants; egrets and herons constitute 24 percent, whereas heron-like birds and ibis constitute another 25 percent. View category |
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