Itati and Tres Forquilhas Atlantic Forest Birdwatching with Roberto Botelho
A private 4- to 7-day Atlantic Forest birding route through Itati and Tres Forquilhas on the edge of Serra Geral in southern Brazil.
About this tour
This private route focuses on the Atlantic Forest around Itati and Tres Forquilhas, two towns on the edge of Serra Geral. Roberto Botelho describes the area as roughly 90 km from Sao Francisco de Paula and notable for birds considered uncommon within Rio Grande do Sul.
The forest setting supports a route built around patient observation and photography rather than a fixed group departure. Roberto tailors the four- to seven-day programme to current access, bird activity and the group’s priorities. Route specialties include euphonias and tanagers alongside Sharpbill and Eared Pygmy-Tyrant.
Exact field sites, daily sequence, accommodation, transport, meeting point, price and included services are confirmed after an inquiry. The named birds are possible targets, not guaranteed sightings.
Birds you can spot
Euphonia pectoralis
target
Myiornis auricularis
target
Tangara seledon
likely
Habia rubica
target
Tangara cyanocephala
likely
Hemithraupis ruficapilla
target
Oxyruncus cristatus
target
Euphonia violacea
target
Locations & map
- Itati and Tres Forquilhas - Rio Grande do Sul Brazil (Atlantic Forest sites on the edge of Serra Geral.)
Availability & pricing
Availability: Available on request
Price: Price on request
Transport & stays
- Private car by arrangement Private car capacity is up to four passengers. Exact route transport, pickup and meeting details are confirmed after an inquiry.
Policies & FAQ
How is the 4- to 7-day programme planned?
Roberto offers private routes that can run from four to seven days. The exact sequence is tailored to the selected region, current access, bird activity and the group’s priorities.
How are price and logistics confirmed?
Send an inquiry with your preferred dates and party details. Current availability, accommodation, transport, meeting arrangements, price and included services will be confirmed for the final proposal.
Are target-bird sightings guaranteed?
No. The listed birds are possible priorities, but sightings depend on season, habitat conditions, access and natural bird activity.