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Peru: The Most Biodiverse Place on the Planet

Outside protected areasby Glenn Bartley Nature Photography

A 14-day bird photography workshop led by Glenn Bartley and Jess Findlay down the Manu Road from the upper cloud forest to a cock-of-the-rock lodge and a lowland lodge, then through the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu. Participants learn single and multi-flash set-ups and perch placement for hummingbirds, tanagers and antpittas.

Details

  • Animals are fed
  • Bait is used
  • No captive animals
Led by
Glenn Bartley and Jess Findlay
Route
Starts and ends in Cusco
Visits
Manu Road, Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo, Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu
Length
14 days
Group size
Up to 6 people
Language
English

Months

  1. January, closed
  2. February, closed
  3. March, closed
  4. April, closed
  5. May, closed
  6. June, closed
  7. July, closed
  8. August, closed
  9. September, open
  10. October, closed
  11. November, closed
  12. December, closed

Sep

Light and conditions

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Light through the year

Golden hour is when the sun is low, between the horizon and 6° above it: soft, warm light. Times are for the 15th of each month, in Lima time (with summer time where it applies). In-season months are marked.

Light by month at Peru: The Most Biodiverse Place on the Planet, in Lima time
MonthGolden hourDaylightSun at noon
Morning golden hourEvening golden hour
Jan05:36–06:0217:52–18:1912h 50m83°
Feb05:50–06:1517:49–18:1412h 31m89°
Mar05:55–06:2017:34–17:5812h 10m78°
Apr05:58–06:2317:13–17:3811h 48m67°
May06:03–06:3016:59–17:2511h 29m58°
Jun06:12–06:3916:58–17:2511h 20m53°
Jul06:16–06:4217:06–17:3211h 24m55°
Aug06:06–06:3217:13–17:3911h 40m63°
SepIn season05:46–06:1117:16–17:4012h 1m74°
Oct05:25–05:5017:17–17:4212h 24m85°
Nov05:14–05:4017:25–17:5112h 44m85°
Dec05:19–05:4617:40–18:0712h 55m80°