Birds of the Costa Rican Lowlands: A photographic guide.

Birds of the Costa Rican lowlands is the third and final episode of our Costa Rica series. In this video, we explore the birds that live below 500 meters (1,500 feet). Blessed with stunning beaches, verdant tropical rainforests, dry forests of the northwest, mangrove swamplands, and a diversity of wetlands, the Costa Rican lowlands are a birder's paradise.
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[@mamabear1517]

Loved this place. Really want to go back.

[@advennature950]

Hopefully soon you can go back. 🙂

[@FollowThomas]

Very nice overview of Costa Rica birds. Hoping to get out there at some point. 👍

[@timothywalker7756]

Thank you for sharing the birds of Costa Rica. I can't image what it would be like to see a flock of Scarlet Macaws. I look forward to your next video.

[@advennature950]

Thank you Timothy for watching the birds of Costa Rica. Hope you can someday see Scarlet Macaws in flight.

[@nathanwebb4836]

In 2018, I saw a bare-throated tiger-heron in southeast Alabama near Dothan. It was flying near a lake.

[@advennature950]

That's amazing! Thank you for watching.