CR Paradise
Costa Rica is a gorgeous place that continues to attract more and more people for bird watching. The country hosts a diverse mix of bird species. There are actually more than eight hundred of these bird species that exist within the country through the year. This means that Costa Rica is home to more species of birds than the United States and Canada combined. This is a truly impressive statistic that does not receive much attention.
However, people who are aware of this fact become intensely attracted to visiting Costa Rica to get pictures of these amazing creatures.
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Costa Rica is a bird watching paradise. Their national bird is the clay-colored robin, but there are so many other species. This is because of all of the different habitats that Costa Rica offers the birds. The areas around lakes are different from the story cloud covered areas and so on. One quarter of Costa Rica has been designated to be protected forests, parkland, and reserves. This makes things so much easier for the average birdwatcher to get his shot at his target. The winter months remain the most popular time for people to visit the country from the United States. This is the time that they will be able to see some of the native birds from America that have migrated. These species include hummingbirds, teals, swallows, and sandpipers.
A wealth of birds can be seen from even the largest cities in the country. A person could see a buff-throated saltator outside his hotel. However, the best place to go for bird watching is the Tortuguero National Park. This park has more than 370 bird species on display. There are also many different types of trees. The only way to reach the Tortuguero Conservation Area is by boat or by plane. This is the place to come to see blue herons, parrots, peacocks, and more.
Costa Rica is a great place to come for bird watching. There are few places on the planet that can compete with this Central American paradise for the attention of bird watching enthusiasts.
