A Bird that lives in a Burrow?

January 23, 2013 • Leave a Comment

How strange!
But this is the Blue-crowned Motmot that we are talking about; one of Costa Rica’s many beautiful birds. They live in burrows up to 15 feet in length, but like to hang out in the day-time in trees and swing their fancy tail feathers.

I took this photo near my house in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica. I often hear the call of the Motmot in the morning or late afternoon.

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Have a great week, Pura vida!

John

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