Today we leave to famous route of the Manu National Park, in the initial part we will observe high-Andean birds, birds that inhabit specific spaces such as lagoons where five species of ducks live: Puna Teal, Cinnamon Teal, Yellow-billed Teal, Andean Duck, some endemic birds such as the Rusty-fronted Canastero, Chestnut-breasted Mountain-Finch, also the upper parts on The 3600 meters above sea level are territories where we could find resident and migrant Ground-Tyrants such as: Rufous-naped Ground-Tyrant, Cinereous Ground-Tyrant, Spot-billed Ground-Tyrant; Starting at noon we will descend to the picturesque colonial town of Paucartambo from where we will continue our bird watching in ecosystems prior to entering to Manu National Park and we will look for the very little-known Canastero that we are certain inhabits a small steppe space in the upper part of the Manu National Park, the Scribble-tailed Canastero; The route offers us birds such as: Pale-legged Warbler, Puna Tapaculo, Puna Thisttletail, Grass Wren, etc.

These ecosystems also share some Flowerpiercer these small birds that are looters of nectar from flowers such as; Black-throated Flowerpiercer, Masket Flowerpiercer, etc.

At sunset we will return to the town of Paucartambo to our hotel to spend the night.

The day begins and the streets are still empty and we are ready to leave to famous Manu road in the Manu Nacional park, our route will be quite varied in elevation and at first hours we will make strategic stops in places where we can have chances to take photos of birds such as: Bearded Mountaineer, Chestnut-breasted Mountain-Finch, Tit-like Dacnis, Yellow-billed Tit-Tyrant, etc.

In some hours we will arrive at the entrance of the Manu National Park (the biggest and famous protected area in south of Peru which goes from highland to Amazonia) and from there we are dropping to cloud forest where this trip will be through many ecological changes that are inhabited by different species that guarantee the diversity

Along this journey we will make strategic stops to take pictures of very colorful and resident birds at the same time, such as: The Golden-headed Quetzal, Masked Trogon, Andean Motmot, Blue-banded Toucanet, etc.

This route is famous for easily showing mixed flocks on its route and for us to take pictures of birds in their natural habitat will be exciting, we will be able to photograph: Hooded Mountain-Tanager, Scarlet-bellied Tanager, Grass-green Tanager, Great Thrush, Masked Flowerpiercer, Saffron-crowned Tanager, Beryl-spangled Tanager, Versicolored Barbet, Black-streaked Puffbird, etc.

At sunset we will arrive to Cock of the rock lodge located in middle of cloud forest in a place called san Pedro.

This morning will be still good opportunity to improve some photos that we did  in the feeders of the lodge, our return way is not very long, and we will have our day to make stops at strategic points and take photos of the birds that usually perch on the edge of the road and look for some tanagers that make mixed flocks, so we can find: Slaty Tanager, Blue-winged Mountain-Tanager, Bluish Flowerpiercer, Yellow-throated Tanager, Golden-collared Tanager, Russet-crowned Warbler, Orange-eared Tanager, Black-and-chestnut Eagle, Crested Quetzal, Golden-headed Quetzal, Superciliared Hemispingus, Inca Flycatcher, Black-streaked puffbird, Blue-banded Toucanet, etc.

Once we are in the lodge, some hummingbirds are frequent visitors such as: Chestnut-breasted Coronet, Amethyst-throated Sunangel, Long-tailed sylph, Collared Inca (not frequent).

Also, the surroundings are very good ecosystems for birds that find their food in these places and our chances of being able to photograph them are good such as: Masked Flowerpiercer, Hooded Mountain-Tanager, Scarlet-bellied Mountain-Tanager, White-collared Jay, Gray-Breasted Mountain-Toucan, etc.

After our dinner we can have optional leaving to looking for owls around our lodge.