Costa Rica Birds Birdwatching Bird-lovers Colibri Toucan Aracari Parakeet Птицы Коста Рика 2023 

Paradise for bird-lovers
Keel Billed Toucan
The most iconic of all the Toucans, The Keel Billed Toucan is often called the Fruit loops Bird. The call of the Keel Bill makes it easy to identify, just listen for a frog like croak coming from the trees above. The Keel Bill has wide distribution from the Caribbean Slope, Lowlands, Mid-Elevation, in both forested and inhabited areas.
Yellow Throated Toucan
Formerly known as the Chestnut Mandibled Toucan, the Yellow Throated Toucan is the largest Toucan in Costa Rica, standing at about 22 inches tall. This beautiful bird can be seen on the Caribbean or Pacific slopes, and lowlands.
Fiery Billed Aracari
This small very social Toucan can be found traveling in small groups through the Central and Pacific slope. The brightly colored red-orange upper mandible makes this handsome little bird hard to mistake
White Throated Magpie Jay
If you are looking for a social, fearless, funny bird, that is also quite impressive looking, you need to see the White-Throated Magpie Jay. This large Jay is common throughout Guanacaste, often visiting hotels and resorts, hoping to steal a french fry, or cookie from the plates of unsuspecting visitors. With its lovely blue and white markings, and dapper black crest feathers, the Magpie Jay is a must for all bird watchers.
Crimson Fronted Parakeet
The Crimson Fronted Parakeet is the most common Parakeet in the Central Valley. It’s easiest to identify by its long pointed tail, red on the leading portions of the wings, and a red forehead (easiest to see when it’s perched). This very pretty little Parakeet is usually found in large flocks and has a wide distribution throughout the country.