Colombia’s natural environments span from the high Andes and misty cloud forests to the Amazon basin, open savannas, and tropical coasts. This extraordinary range of habitats supports remarkable biodiversity, where mammals, reptiles, and countless insects share the land. The country’s botanical wealth is equally striking, with orchids, frailejones, and thousands of other plant species shaping its landscapes. Birds are especially prominent—Colombia hosts more species than any other country, from dazzling hummingbirds and toucans to great raptors like the Andean condor. This gallery brings together some of my personal moments from these landscapes, offering a glimpse into the extraordinary variety of wildlife that defines Colombia’s character.