The Quetzals of Costa Rica - a Hackberry Farm Nature Photography Workshops field report. “If you wait here, he’s been showing up to feed from this avocado tree around 6:30 for the past few days,” says Mario, describing what we should all expect for the next couple of hours. Mario speaks with a thick Costa Rican accent, but his English is more than adequate. For a couple of generations, he’s been kind enough to guide people into the high mountains south of San Jose. Here, the birds of all kinds are numerous, but we’re willing to wait on just this one. We met here at this lone wild avocado tree just after the sun rose at 5:30 am, and if all goes well, we’ll catch a glimpse of the star of the show..."
- an excerpt from The Quetzals of Costa Rica - a Hackberry Farm Nature Photography Workshops field report.
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