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The Doña Dora land is a reserve that protects birds, insects and flowers from the Anchicayá forest.
At Doña Dora visitors can see from 30 to 60 species in one day, in an area no larger than 150 square meters. You will especially enjoy a unique bird with seven colors, a distinctive song with a symphonic rhythm, a cluck that it uses when it finds food, and a click to call the chick when it is fed. It has a beak with a cutting tool design, which allows it to perforate dry trunks in the preparation of its nests. It is the Toucan Barbet.
The area also has a 700-meter path to reach a lek of the Andean Cock-of-the-rock. At the lek males gather to show their courtship and attract females. The hike to the lek of the Andean Cock-of-the-rock is quite steep and can be challenging. Also a possibility to watch birds from the roof of the main building.
The Doña Dora restaurant is located in the Valle del Cauca, 55 km west of the city of Cali (a 90 minutes drive). The Doña Dora restaurant is next to the road. Parking can be an issue when large groups arrive by bus. The birding area is on the back of the building.
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