eBird Trip Reports: Costa Rica

eBird Trip Reports: Costa Rica

Jun 1, 2022|Birding| by Holbrook Travel

Want to know which species other Holbrook travelers have seen on their birding trips to Costa Rica? Check out these eBird trip reports shared by past groups to see their checklists and get an idea of what you might encounter on your own birding expedition.

Custom Birding the Northwest: Mar. 2024 (10 days) – Alajuela | Guanacaste | Puntarenas – 243 species observed
Birder's Paradise: Aug. 2022 (11 days) – Alajuela | Cartago | Heredia | Puntarenas | San José – 283 species observed
Osa Peninsula: May 2022 (9 days) – Alajuela | Heredia | Limón | Puntarenas – 219 species observed
Intro to Neotropical Birding: Jan. 2022 (7 days) – Alajuela | Cartago | Heredia | Limón | San José – 236 species observed
Birding Southern Costa Rica: May 2021 (17 days) – Alajuela | Cartago | Heredia | Limón | Puntarenas | San José – 356 species observed
Intro to Neotropical Birding: Feb. 2020 (8 days) – Alajuela | Heredia | Limón | San José – 199 species observed

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New to eBird? Watch our webinar, Understanding eBird & Merlin Bird ID, for tips on recording observations and making checklists yourself.

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