Monteverde Rain Forest

Monteverde is home to one of the highest concentrations of biodiversity in the world. One of the largest preserves is the Children's Eternal Rain Forest. In a tiny area called the Bajo Del Tigre, there lives one of the most unusual birds in Costa Rica, the Bellbird. It took a good part of the day, but I was able to photograph the Bellbird for several minutes. You'll hear it's (very loud) series of unusual vocalizations.
In addition, I was lucky enough to get some great video of a magnificent Blue-Crowned Motmot, a Masked Tityra, and an Emerald Toucanet.
Although the video is not as long as usual, it's packed with colorful and interesting birds, insects, and flowers. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it for you!
Special thanks to Bajo Del Tigre and my expert spotter Matthew "Eagle Eye" Walls.
Pura Vida from Costa Rica Bird Cam!

[@lepetitchatbreton1070]

Un grand merci à vous pour ce partage d'une beauté exceptionnelle. À très bientôt 🙏 🇨🇵 🙋‍♀️

[@krism4467]

Thanks for sharing a beautiful video 😍

[@CostaRicaBirdCam]

Thank you for watching, Kris!

[@CostaRicaBirdCam]

Greetings, bird lovers! I hope you enjoy this short video featuring some of the most interesting birds in the Monteverde Rain Forest. This was shot in a small part of a large reserve, which is a part of an even larger protected area. It's a magical, mystical place to visit. If you're considering a trip to Costa Rica, Monteverde should be on your short list. So for the next nine minutes, enjoy the sights and sounds of the Monteverde Rain Forest. Pura Vida from Costa Rica Bird Cam!

[@alaskajdw]

Thanks so much !!! Wonderful

[@CostaRicaBirdCam]

Thanks for watching, Joel. Pura vida!

[@jsedusjung461]

Tropical America flora & fauna is impressive, very nice high quality video, bellbirds are 125 decibels so they do take over every other noises around.

[@CostaRicaBirdCam]

Super loud, Jsedu. I’d heard them once before, but close up is a whole lot bigger!

[@debbiebrownstein9666]

Absolutely gorgeous! The colors are amazing.

[@CostaRicaBirdCam]

Thanks, Debbie!