🌿🌿 Destination: West Papua, Indonesia Birding Photography tour
📅Date: 7-21 July 2025
👥 Number of clients:Â
Arfak Mountains- 7
Raja Ampat- 7
Jayapura- 5
Bird-of-Paradise have been photographed during the trip:
1. Vogelkop bowerbird
2. Western parotia
3. Superb Bird-of-Paradise/Vogelkop Lophorina
4. Black sicklebill
5. Pale billed sicklebill(record shot)
6. Magnificent Bird-of-paradise
7. Red Bird-of-Paradise
8. King Bird-of-Paradise
9. Twelve wired Bird-of-paradise
10. Wilson’s Bird-of-Paradise
11. Lesser Bird-of-Paradise
12. Glossy mantled manucode
Other Birds have been photographed during the trip:
13. Masked bowerbird
14. White shouldered fairywren
15. White faced robin
16. Ornate melidectes
17. Vogelpkop Owlet nightjarÂ
18. Mountain Owlet nightjar
19. Felline Owlet nightjar
20. Blue gray robin
21. Olive crowned flowerpecker
22. White eared bronze cuckooÂ
23. Hooded pitohui
24. Black fantail
25. Pinon’s Imperial pigeon
26. Papuan frogmouth
27. Moustached treeswift
28. Lesser Frigatebird
29. Sacred kingfisher
30. Papuan eclectus
31. Red cheeked parrot
32. Helmeted friarbird
33. Pacific baza
34. Rainbow bee eater
35. Variable goshawk
36. Rufous bellied kookaburra
37. Yellow billed kingfisher
38. Sulphur crested cockatoo
39. Coconut lorikeet
40. White breasted woodswallow
41. Willie wagtail
42. Shining flycatcher
43. Sultan’s cuckoo dove
44. Little egret
45. Dollarbird
46. Hooded butcherbird
47. Black sunbird
48. Brahminy kite
49. White bellied sea eagle
50. Blyth’s hornbill
51. Palm cockatoo
52. Fawk breasted bowerbird
53. Golden headed cisticola
54. Crimson finch
55. Gray crowned munia
56. Black munia
57. Common paradise kingfisher(Papuan)
58. Northern cassowary(rescued)
59. Orange bellied fruit dove
60. Sahul brush cuckoo
61. Boyer’s cuckooshrike
62. Black browed triller
63. Gray crow
64. Buff faced pygmy parrot
65. Pink spotted fruit dove
66. Papuan nightjar
67. Marbled frogmouth
68. Blue black kingfisher
69. Black capped lory
70. Mimic honeyeater
71. Northern fantail
72. Golden monarch
73. Eastern hooded pitta
Mammals photographed during the trip:
1. Cus cus
eBird Trip Report: https://ebird.org/tripreport/396331
Sharing the screenshots in a collage format from Guest’s camera.
Thank you
