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Cartago, Dec 31 (EFE).- The Palo Verde cloud forest, a nature reserve in central Costa Rica, has been slowly gaining fame as a treasure of biodiversity, offering special trails and treks for sighting more than a hundred type of birds.A private reserve spread over 692 hectares (1,700 acres) and centered on rural tourism, the forest falls in the area between the Sombrero and Navarro rivers, protected by the environment and energy ministry. (Camera: MARÍA JOSÉ BRENES).B-ROLL OF THE PALO VERDE NATURE RESERVE IN CARTAGO, COSTA RICA.SOUND BITE: JOSÉ MASIS, ONE OF THE OWNERS OF THE NATURAL RESERVE.TRANSLATION: The birds that can be seen right now, (beginning of summer) and have begun to arrive, are the bellbirds, quetzals, tangaras, goldfinches, soterres and many others. In total there are 115 birds in this area, and 85 species have already been sighted.
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