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on September 23. Roseate spoonbills can be identified by their distinctive rounded, spatula shaped bill. I posted a photo of a flock of rosette spoonbills perched in a tree on September 22.
My guess is that Costa Rica is probably the only place where you could expect to see paintings of blue motmots and roseate spoonbills at a shopping center. Other paintings in the same shopping center, which I could also post in the future, show toucans, a humming bird, parrots, and other Costa Rican wildlife.
4 comments:
Another beautiful bird. This is the bird that I saw in the tree that you featured on 9/22. I'll never forget that sight.
What a beautiful pink color. It doesn't look real.
These are such a beautiful bird.
interesantes fotos de Costa Rica... ahà tal vez me vaya en marzo...!!!!
Un saludo desde el lejano Mediterraneo
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