National Birds — Costa Rica

by The Birdfreak Team on May 21, 2007 · 0 comments

in National Birds

A rare and wonderful find in the United States, the Clay Colored Robin is abundant in Costa Rica. Costa Ricans declared the Clay Colored Robin their national bird in 1977, whose strong, musical call marks the beginning of their rainy season. The Clay Colored Robin is in the thrush family and they are very similar to the American Robin.

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There are 850 different kinds of birds in Costa Rica. In the U.S., southern Texas is a great place to find this cool thrush.

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