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The estuary at San Jose Del Cabo

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For me, the southernmost end of the Baja, is all about the estuary in nearby San Jose Del Cabo. I am old enough now, that the wild parties, and crazy Cabo bar scene hold very little appeal for me.

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New Birding Site in Costa Rica: Snowcaps, Raptors and More!

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However, if you have time for some birding much closer to San Jose, this choice hummingbird is also regular at one of the newest Costa Rica birding spots on the block; the intriguing Nectar and Pollen reserve. Located on the main highway between San Jose and Limon, Nectar and Pollen is easy to visit by car or even public bus.

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Three Perfect Reasons to Bird Socorro, Costa Rica – Coffee, Proximity, and Quality

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Even if you had to spend a few frustrating days stuck in the urban wonderland of San Jose and surroundings, you still share the streets and parks with screeching Crimson-fronted Parakeets. Proximity – Although this area is fairly close to San Jose, the nearness in this case is all about the birds.

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Costa Rica: You Only Live Twice

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A field guide I’ll have to study on a long flight from Europe to San Jose. There are some other things to finish, but I am highly unlikely to make it before the trip, so it’ll have to wait for my return. There will be no chance to do it earlier!

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Solutions for the Top Five Complaints when Birding in Costa Rica

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As soon as you leave the airport near San Jose, unless you are coming from the southeastern states during the summer months, you won’t help but notice the higher level of humidity. San Jose Traffic : Ouch! Most birding time in Costa Rica is spent away from San Jose so no problem there.

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Come to Finca Luna Nueva Lodge in Costa Rica!

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Getting to our lodge is easy from either San Jose or Liberia, and once here you can take advantage of our extensive trails, multiple birding observation platforms, two feeding stations, and a 35-foot high bamboo canopy tower (seen above), where you can easily observe and photograph colorful toucans, euphonias, honeycreepers, and hundreds more.

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Costa Rica’s Signature Parakeet

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Arrive at the airport near San Jose in the day and you could easily see them fly overhead. Take a closer look and you will probably see some leaves in motion, leaves that become parakeets carefully moving through the foliage as they feed on flowers, fruits, and seeds.