Scarlet Macaw Notebook
Scarlet Macaw Notebook
– The beautifully colored Scarlet Macaws photo image is on the front cover of a 128 lined paged 9×6 inch notebook.
Central America Birds
Central America Birds
– Wildlife in Central America 2 Photo Info Book
– With over 1200 species, Central America is a haven for any bird-watcher enthusiast
Birds in Central America
Birds in Central America
– Wildlife in Central America 1 Photo Information Book
– Central America is an excellent region on the planet to see Birds.
Scarlet Macaw and Great Green Macaw
Scarlet Macaw and Great Green Macaw
– Macaws are the largest parrots in the world.
– What are the Differences and Similarities?
Green Heron
The Green Heron is a Clever Hunter.
– The Green Heron is one of the few tool-using birds.
– Learn more interesting facts about the Green Heron.
Northern Jacana
The Northern Jacana has very long toes that allow it to safely run on lily pads and floating vegetation on freshwater lakes, ponds and marshes.
Anhinga
The Anhinga is a “Snake Bird”.
-The Anhinga has a very long neck ending with a long sharp thin bill.
-Bird Photography by Cyril Brass.
Keel-Billed Toucan
The Keel-Billed Toucan has a Multi-colored Bill
-Keel-Billed Toucan’s beak appears quite heavy, but it is actually very light
-Toucan Photos by Cyril Brass
Scarlet Macaw
The Scarlet Macaw is the Largest Parrot in World.
– Learn more about this brilliantly colored parrot in the Wildlife in Central America 1 photo book.
Yellow-Crowned Night Heron
The Yellow-Crowned Night Heron has an interesting hunting style. It is an ambush predator standing motionless for long periods …….
Great Egret
The Great Egret does not eat at night. During the day it forages alone or within mixed flocks, catching fish by standing motionless in the water for long periods.
Blue-Crowned Motmot
The Blue-Crowned Motmot also called Blue-Capped Motmots, do not group into flocks. They live in pairs throughout the year, but tend to forage separately during the day.
Great Green Macaw
The Great Green Macaw is found in Central and South America ranging from Honduras to western Ecuador.
-Great Green Macaw photos by Cyril Brass in Costa Rica