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Birds of Costa Rica: A Field Guide Carrol L. Henderson
Publisher: University of Texas Press

I am a rather serious chaser of wildlife viewing. A quick look at the Costa Rican field guide confirmed a suspicion: The bird, a Rufous-naped Wren, belonged to the same genus as our Cactus Wren, Campylorhynchus. (1986) A guide to the birds of Colombia. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. (2007) The Birds of Costa Rica: A Field Guide. A 10-year walking census of Costa Rican birds proves that intensive farming and birds don't mix, which may be bad for both farmers and birds. I hope to be in Costa Rica about this time next year. Titles of good field guide books for mammals, birds, plants, and frogs & reptiles. Stanford's visitor relations director has walked many a mile backward in tour guides' shoes. Good news is that data from 10 years of careful counting of birds in rural Costa Rica have led Stanford researchers to conclude that birds and farmers can co-exist, to everyone's benefit, if some trees are left in the fields and pastures. To assist in id'ing the many (850+) bird species that live in costa rica, I purchased the field guide shown above, and have been reading it almost constantly since I got it. Research Guide Facts: In addition to the our Field Guides on Costa Rica we utilized the National Geographic Website for our to complete the notebooking pages. Download The Birds of Costa Rica: A Field Guide (Zona Tropical Publications) (Zona Tropical Publications. For your convenience I'm linking them below. I really liked the information on their website because it was easy to read, had wonderful pictures, audio sounds of the animals, and had images to show the size of each animal/insect/bird in relation to human being or another common object. The Birds of Costa Rica: A Field Guide (Zona Tropical Publications) book download. He became an avid bird lover when binocular-toting students began visiting the forest reserve, and he saw his first field guide to the birds of Costa Rica.