MANU BLANQUILLO MACAW CLAY LICK - AMAZON TOURS PERU

 AMAZON  TOURS PERU- PERU NATURE

 

 

The Collpa de Blanquillo is located in the reserve of the Manu National Park, it is a special natural place that attracts many visitors from all over the world. This natural parasite called macaw clay lick is located in the very heart of the Peruvian Amazon jungle, this clay lick or wall of clay is a very cozy place where every morning they meet to give an impressive spectacle of very colorful macaws, parrots, parakeets, and other species of birds that come . to congregate on this wall to enjoy the rich clay that is very nutritious. It is a very fascinating spectacle where one gets to witness the vibrant plumage shimmering in the sun's rays as they come together in a flurry of activity, creating a vibrant mosaic against the green backdrop of the natural, tropical jungle.

  Blanquillo is the name of the place.

 This salty wall lick is very natural and contains many minerals and nutrients, for these birds that they found, this is a supplement to their diet that helps them in their daily digestion because during the day they eat green fruits, dry seeds and others that are poisons .

  This place offers an extraordinary opportunity

 To observe nature up close and for others to carry out the activity of bird watching ( ornithologists ) . The jungle keeps many secrets and mysteries such as . What an air is filled with their melodic calls, creating a symphony of sounds that echoes through the jungle that one can feel when one is in the heart of the mazon manu wildlife. Where our very expert guides will take you through the different trails where they will teach you about behaviors and eating habits and conservation that one is very focused on protecting this wonderful nature that has a very rich flora and fauna. That will take us to immerse ourselves in the beauty and biodiversity of the Amazon jungle, a natural paradise.

 

 

The Tile Macaw Clay Lick 

 

is one of the highlights of the park and attracts a large number of birds, especially macaws and parrots, which flock to this area to consume clay. The clay contains minerals and salts that are beneficial to birds, and its consumption is believed to be related to the digestion of the seeds of the fruits they eat.

This place is of great importance for the conservation of these bird species, since it provides an adequate and safe habitat for their reproduction and survival. In addition, the Tiled Macaw Clay Lick offers a unique opportunity for visitors to observe and study these birds in their natural environment.

Visiting this place requires proper planning and is often done through tour operators specializing in ecotourism. Tourists have the opportunity to witness the natural spectacle of hundreds of macaws and parrots flying and perching on the nearby trees while licking the clay.

The Manu National Park and the Blanquillo Macaw Clay Lick are considered protected areas and are subject to regulations to preserve their biodiversity and minimize human impact on the ecosystem. The conservation of this place is essential to guarantee the survival of bird species that depend on clay for their subsistence.