These days, May in the north is a time for cocoa-cappuccino Bay-breasted Warblers, chatty Wilson's Warblers, and other latter May day migrants. Listen for the high-pitched calls, look in that general location and you might find breeding colors peeking through fresh green foliage. Warbler neck,

Costa Rica Living and Birding

03.06.2025

Tips for Birding Costa Rica- Caribbean Lowland Specialties – Costa Rica Living and Birding

In Costa Rica, there's a lot of cool birds everywhere. Parakeets and parrots make morning flybys over busy urban roads, Gray Hawks call from above while doing their daily soaring over my minimally green neighborhood, tityras oink from big trees, and so on and so on. Those birds are definitely c

Costa Rica Living and Birding

14.06.2025

Recent Birding Highlights from Varablanca and Cinchona – Costa Rica Living and Birding

During a year of birding in Costa Rica, I usually end up visiting most major parts of the country. By "major", I mean principal ecoregions like the dry forests of the northwest, lowland Caribbean slope rainforest in the east, high elevation oak forest, and other habitats that culminate in

Costa Rica Living and Birding

26.06.2025

Agami Heron in Costa Rica- Not Actually Rare – Costa Rica Living and Birding

Costa Rica's got a lot of birds in store, a heck of a lot avian waiting to be admired. Tanager flocks in the wet, mossy foothills, a host of hummingbirds, several stunning trogons, Ornate Hawk-Eagles calling above tropical forests...yeah, it's a pretty nice birding scene. Who doesn't

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Three Days of Quality Birds and Rain in Costa Rica – Costa Rica Living and Birding

Tips for Birding Costa Rica- Caribbean Lowland Specialties – Costa Rica Living and Birding

Recent Birding Highlights from Varablanca and Cinchona – Costa Rica Living and Birding

Agami Heron in Costa Rica- Not Actually Rare – Costa Rica Living and Birding

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