Macaws, Parrots, And Parakeets Enter Nesting Season In Costa Rica
One is the scarlet macaws. These are characteristic of the Central Pacific, nesting mainly in the mangroves of Guacalillo and the surroundings of Carara, Jacó, Herradura, and Bijagual. This species is endangered, which does not stop the looting of nests to be sold as pets.
“Each year, reports of keeping this species as a pet are filed in the Environmental Complaint System (Sitada) in the Central Pacific, mainly in Jacó and Orotina,” warned Sinac.
ParrotsThey are joined by parrots of the order Psittaciformes.“There are more endangered species than any other order of birds.” One of those species is the yellow-naped parrot. (Amazona auropalliata). It currently has a population of between 10,000 and 50,000 individuals and an estimated population decline of 50% between 1980 and 2000,” explain the authorities. With these birds, the poaching of chicks is also one of the recurring threats, along with the reduction of their habitats.
Lapwings are not petsDespite the appeal of the birds, environmental authorities remind that they are protected species. Keeping them in captivity is illegal, and people are exposed to various fines. As part of the nesting season for limpets, parrots, and parakeets, as well as the holidays, a special operation will be maintained.
This will be from December 21, 2024, to January 5, 2025.“It aims to prevent the extraction, hunting, illegal transportation, captivity, and trade of wildlife species during the mentioned period,” explained Sinac.->RESONANCE – Shifting Reality For those who have experienced shifts in consciousness and know that more peace, joy, and love awaits in a better living environment. A bold shared vision. A living community and hub for innovation. A sustainable ecosystem for living and working. A model for the new future.
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