The Esquipulas Rainforest property (133.5 acres) is geographically located at the base of the Talamanca mountain range, all surrounded by patches of primary and secondary forests, immersed among evergreen trees covered in large and colorful vines, lianas and aerial roots, various fruits local trees, coffee fields, grazing lands and forest edges and gardens with tropical plants that flower throughout the year (Heliconias, Calatheas, Lantanas, Bromeliads) as a result, a variety of species can be observed or photographed such as, tanagers, euphonias, honeycreepers, trogons, hummingbirds, and occasionally falcons and hawk-eagles. Some of the best frequently seen species are: Turquoise Cotinga (endemic), Fiery-billed Araçari (endemic), White-crested Coquette, White-tipped Sicklebill, Baird's Trogon, Red-capped Manakin, Common Potto and the amazing King Vulture. As bird guides, we will describe to you the most relevant and important characteristics of all the species observed or heard throughout our 4-hour tour, emphasizing the orientation of the tour according to your previous lineage request (bird watching, birding or bird photography).