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Description Costa Rica's National Bird (16506655516).jpg |
The Clay-colored Robin. I know, I know, with all those beautiful birds why did they pick an lbj? The question was answered by one of my Facebook friends - Raul de Laredo The clay-colored thrush was chosen as the national bird for several reasons. Due to its wide range and tendency to live close to humans, it is well known and therefore mentioned in many of Costa Rica’s folk songs, short stories and novels. The males are also cherished for their exquisite song; during mating season, they serenade potential mates with an unmistakable tune. In Costa Rica, their mating season (usually April-June) coincides with the beginning of the green season, and therefore farmers have always taken the yigüirro’s song as the first sign of coming rains. |
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Author | Andy Morffew from Itchen Abbas, Hampshire, UK |
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This image was originally posted to Flickr by Andy Morffew at https://flickr.com/photos/66020093@N03/16506655516 . It was reviewed on 28 August 2017 by FlickreviewR and was confirmed to be licensed under the terms of the cc-by-2.0. |
28 August 2017