Top Puerto Maldonado Wildlife Watching

The Tambopata macaw clay lick is one of the largest in South America. The clay lick is a bare clay wall. Every day more than 200 parrots and macaws visit it to feed on clay as a complement to their diet, the arrival of the birds begins at 6 in the morning in flocks made up of macaws of all colors, parakeets, blue-headed parrots, aurora, among other 14 types of macaws. parrots and parakeets. You can also see various types of mammals such as cotomonos, sachavacas, deer and squirrels, which also need to consume clay to detoxify. . The predominant type of vegetation in the surroundings is primary forest not intervened by man