Since it is quite expensive, I would say 3 nights was enough unless you are a super wildlife enthusiast and came here in search of specific species. Some days you'll see a lot, some very little. In terms of animals, one should be realistic about what to expect. Our guide Boris shared many stories of his childhood growing up in the jungle, which for me is the most memorable and special part. They were friendly and helpful to all the guests. All the guides were experts and could spot the tiniest insects. Food was good though do not expect resort level choices. The lodge is run with efficiency, meal times are quick. After the cold and dry highlands, it was a real relief to be in warmth, humidity and we slept better than ever before. It was a very new experience for us to be completely enclosed by the jungle. As for oropendolas, a somersault would go some way to describing their dance when they call… Any other suggestions? I suggest a spark of tanagers as they flitter around in a range of colors like the sparks from a fireworks show. Now we just need a few suggestions for some more local birds of Tambopata like tanagers and oropendolas. A flamboyance or ostentation of peacocks.Here is a list of Bird collectives, terms that you can use to describe a group of like bird species. To be honest, I didn’t even know a group of parrots had their own collective name. One of the guides asked me the other day what a group of frogs is called, as in Spanish it translates to a congress.

Collective nouns for animals