Catalogs the more than 800 species of birds found in Costa Rica, with notes on identification, habits, and distribution
"Field guide for identifying birds in the field in Costa Rica.
... Pl.8 Broad - winged , 99 , 88 , P1.9 Common Black- , 95 , 100 , P1.8 Cooper's , 93 , 439 Crane , 93 , 100 , P1.8 ... 205 , P1.13 Heron , Agami , 72 , Pl.1 Bare - throated Tiger- , 68 , Pl.1 Black - crowned Night- , 72 , P1.2 Boat ...
President “Don Pepe” Figueres visited Dr. Archie Carr and graduate student David Ehrenfeld to see the green turtle nesting beaches at Tortuguero. He was considering a proposal to protect the area as a national park.
This easy-to-use identification guide to the 280 bird species most commonly seen in Costa Rica is perfect for resident and visitor alike.
VOICE Call (1) a rapid, slightly nasal, laughlike series that rises steeply then gradually drops in pitch wiiiiiiiieeeeeeee- uh. Crane Hawk Geranospiza caerulescens 43–52cm MX to SA. Uncommon and local resident in lowlands and foothills ...
Green above ; dark cheek ; long , white eye stripe ; straight bill . Male has shiny turquoise crown ; purple throat ( rest of underparts grayish green ) ; dark - blue tail . Female lacks turquoise crown ; entirely rufous below ...
The shimmering quetzals, gaudy macaws, and comical toucans that populate tourism posters only begin to hint at the impressive avian diversity to be found throughout this small country.The principal objective of this book is to help you ...
Later in the century, Thomas R. Howell contributed invaluable specimen collections and writings. From modern sources, we obtained a great deal of information from birders who have contributed sightings, photos, and audio recordings to ...
238 (bottom); p. 239 (top); p. 240 (bottom); p. 241 (bottom); p. 243 (Golden-browed Chlorophonia, top & bottom); Gregory Basco: p. 19 (bottom); p. 20 (bottom right); p.218 (middle); Cindy Beckman: p. 210(bottom); David B. Bernstein: p.
This superb new guide features 53 top birding locations throughout the country, grouped into six regions that reflect avian distribution in Costa Rica.