OUR GUIDES
Listed in alphabetical order. Click here for our office staff, and click here for a fun slideshow of the Tropical Birding team.
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Dorian AndersonAn avid birder during his childhood in Philadelphia, Dorian departed birds at age 15 and didn’t reconnect |
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Nick AthanasNick gave up a lucrative career in geophysics to go watch birds in South America a decade ago and has never looked back. He lived for 16 years in Ecuador before returning to the States, and guides all over the Neotropics and occasionally elsewhere. He has a strong passion for both bird photography and sound recording; when not leading tours, can often be found in odd corners of the world adding to his collection. His blog and almost all of his photos can be found on his personal website, antpitta.com. He is using Swarovski binoculars and scope. He is the lead author and photographer of Birds of Western Ecuador: A Photographic Guide, published in June 2016. |
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Keith Barnes
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Ken Behrens
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Maurius Burger
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Anais Campbell
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Iain Campbell
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Phil Chaon
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Alan Davies
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Pablo Cervantes Daza
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Fito Downs
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Lisle Gwynn
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Charley Hesse
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Chuck (Kuan-Chieh) Hung
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José Illanes
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Emma Juxon
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Ben Knoot
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Wich’yanan (Jay) Limparungpatthanakij
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George Lin
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Alex Luna
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Alouise Lynch
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Keir Lynch
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Ruth Miller
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Scott Olmstead
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Daniel Aldana Schumann
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Edward Themba
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Andrés de la Torre
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Andrés Vásquez
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Crammy WanyamaAlthough his full name is Wanyama Jimmy Crammy, he goes by the name Crammy. He started off in IT after getting a diploma in business administration from Kampala International University, but long hours sitting at a desk began to take a toll, and he started dreaming of a life outdoors. At that juncture in life, he met the great doyen of Ugandan birding, Herbert Byurhanga, who completely changed his life. He was quickly hooked on birding and there was no turning back, especially after locking eyes with a scarlet-and-sable Black-headed Gonolek. Soon enough he was interested in the toughest groups in Africa; the weavers, greenbuls, cisticolas, larks, pipits and honeyguides. Crammy loves showing people birds, and over the last seven years he has been able to do that while traveling intensively all over Africa, Madagascar, and North America. |
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Sam Woods
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OFFICE STAFF
Cristina Campbell
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Katty Cerda
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Desirée D’Sylva
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Paola Villalba
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Yi-fang Wang
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