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Safaris - Wildlife - Birding - Costa Rica
You will enjoy everything this rich country has to offer: whales, dolphins, turtles and brightly colored fish. Corcovado National Park is the habitat of tapirs, toucans, scarlet macaws, coatis, sloths.. and the four Costa Rican species of monkeys. National Geographic stated that Corcovado National Park contains the most intense biodiversity in the world. You can also add Limon Province, Osa Peninsula or Guanacaste Peninsula to your itinerary.
couple of toucans
toucan
couple of toucans
Collared Aracari toucan
strawberry poisonous dart frog
tiger heron
Montezuma Oropendula
Egrets
Jacanas
Grey-necked wood-rail
hawler monkey
Strawberry poisonous dart frog, also called blue-jean frog
blue bird
spider
butterfly
bird
large iguana (male)
pretty hummingbird
caterpillar ready to be transformed in a cocoon, before being a butterfly
wasps nest
owl
red tanager
Montezuma Oropendula flying
Egret
Egrets
Blue heron
Tiger heron with extended nest
tiger heron
heron
tiny bats on a tree
yellow bird
Strawberry poisonous dart frog, also called blue-jean frog
bird
humminbird
hummingbird
humminbird
hawler monkey
Strawberry poisonous dart frog, also called blue-jean frog
Strawberry poisonous dart frog, also called blue-jean frog as the legs are blue
hawler monkey
black bird
Montezuma Oropendula repairing its nest
Crested Oropendula
bird
parrot
woodpecker
woodpecker
green basilisk lizard - also called Jesus-Christ as it runs on water
Aninga
sloth
mother and baby sloths
baby sloth
sloth