AmaTierra is being called a “newly discovered hot spot” for viewing birds of the Pacific slope Woodland area. Since February 2007, more than 65 species of birds have been identified within the 8 acres of AmaTierra Hotel & Retreat.

If you are planning a trip specifically for birdwatching, AmaTierra is a unique stop en route to the Pacific Coast, where you’ll enjoy the remote and peaceful woodland gardens without the usual crowds.

Birdwatch from the dining room balcony over breakfast, or explore the trails with your binoculars.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, SOME OF THE BIRD SPECIES YOU MAY SEE AT AMATIERRA: BLUE-CROWNED MOTMOT, CATTLE EGRET, YELLOW WARBLER, GREAT KISKADEE.

AmaTierra Bird Guide
Billed Ani Grooved Bill Barred Woodcreeper
Black crowned tityra Blackfaced Antthrush
Black Vulture Blue Grosbeak
Black-hooded Antshrike Blue-black Grassquit
Blue Crown mot mot Blue-gray Tanager
Cattle Egret Boat-billed Flycatcher
Crane Hawk Brown Jay
Crested Caracara Clay-colored Robin
Common Potoo Fiery-billed Aracari
Gray Hawk Gray headed Chachalaca
Gray-chested Dove Gray-crowned Yellowthroat
Grey Headed Tanager Great kiskadee
Hoffmann’s Woodpecker Montezuma Oropendola
Inca Dove Northern Barred Woodcreeper
Keel-billed Toucan Northern Oriole
Laughing Falcon Ochre bellied Flycatcher
Lessor Greenlet Orange billed Sparrow
Lineated Woodpecker Philadelphia Vireo
Long-tailed Manakin Rufous Necked Woodrail
Masked Tityra Rufous-capped Warbler
Olive Sparrow Ruufous-naped Wren
Oliviceous Woodcreeper Social Flycatcher
Orange-Chinned Parakeet Striped-headed Sparrow
Plain-breasted Ground-Dove Stripped Cuckoo
Red-billed Pigeon Summer Tanager
Refeus and white wren Swainsons Trush
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird Tennessee Warble
Scrub Euphonia Three-striped Warbler
Squirrel Cuckoo Tropical Parula
Steely-vented Hummingbird White tipped Dove
Streaked-headed Woodcreeper Wilson’s Warbler
Turkey Vulture Yellow Warbler
Violaceous Trogon Yellow-crowned Euphonia
Yellow Green Vireo Yellow-faced Grassquit
Yellow throated Euphonia Yellow-throated Vireo