Bird Watching in Costa Rica|Costa Rica Bird Watching

Costa Rica is a paradise for bird lovers. It dedicates 18% area of its land to National Parks and reserves. Costa Rica offers all bird lovers around the world an exclusive opportunity to watch and study its avifauna in a likely uninterrupted ambience.

The Mountains, seashores, mangroves, highland and lowland forests, rainforests and lot more Bird watching places are easily reachable from anywhere in the country.

In Costa Rica you will find more than 800 species different bird species. From quetzals to brown pelicans and humming birds, herons, manikins, green macaws, Frigate bird, Jaybird, quetzal, there are more bird species here than in all of North America united.

Costa Rica offers you the most beautiful exotic birds surrounded by the most spectacular landscapes and rich coast line. It is a birdwatcher's delight and one of the favorite destinations in the world.We made it to the rainforest campsite about the same time as the first crimson rays of sunlight filtered through the rainforest canopy. Over a breakfast of coffee and sweet rolls we listened to a cacophony of jungle wake-up sounds, hundreds of creatures struggling to make themselves heard. No small portion of the calls came from birds.

Roger would cock a thoughtful ear to one side for a moment or two and pronounce the name of the bird that had made the sound.

The most interesting sighting at the jungle camp was a pair of Mealy Parrots, large impressive birds that squawked outrageously for the duration of breakfast. It was a first for me, but Roger and Sharon had already logged it elsewhere. Preparing to set out through the forest, Roger described the type of Costa Rica Bird Watching , areas with thick under story and vine growth. Antbirds and manakins were what they really hoped to see. I pretended to know what they were talking about.

Corcovado National Park and the Lapa Rios chief rainforest reserve are prime bird viewing areas. Other Bird Watching areas are Carara National Park, Manual Antonio National Park, Palo Verde National Park, Rain Forest and Rio Perlas, Sarapiqui Canopy and Rain Forest and Tortuquero Nationa l Park.

The sheer size of Costa Rica's bird population has prompted some intriguing food-gathering methods. The jacamar snaps up insects on the wing with an audible click of its beak. One species of epicurean kite has a bill like an escargot fork which it uses to pick snails from their shells. The attila, like its namesake a ruthless killer, devours its frog victims whole after bashing them against a tree.

Experience a whole new world of adventure and thrill at Costa Rica. It has so much to offer you. Your trip will be memorable and very special.

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