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From the Amazon rain forest to the Atacama desert, Latin America is without rival in its natural beauty, geographical jewels, and incredible variety of flora and fauna. The poetic flow of the text and the color illustrations take readers on a voyage into the wonders found south of the border.

This is a Guatemalan handmade folk instrument strap featuring various birds including the quetzal. Minimum length is 50 inches so this does not wor...

Ring handmade in Bronze 22K Gold Plated. Adjustable. The quetzal is an amazing bird coming from Central America. In the Mexican culture it represents the God Quetzalcoatl. All plating will eventually wear off over time due to normal usage. To have your jewelry replated, please contact us for a quote. Use non-abrasive cleaning materials. If a cleaning substance is too strong it may remove the gold. Do not let your jewelry come into contact with nail polish removers, perfume or hairspray. Frequently clean in a mild dishwashing liquid diluted in water. Use of a polishing cloth or strong jewelry cleaner is NOT recommended.

Necklace available in Bronze 22K Gold Plated or Silver .925. Handmade in Mexico City. GOLD PLATED All plating will eventually wear off over time due to normal usage. To have your jewelry replated, please contact us for a quote. Use non-abrasive cleaning materials. If a cleaning substance is too strong it may remove the gold. Do not let your jewelry come into contact with nail polish removers, perfume or hairspray. Frequently clean in a mild dishwashing liquid diluted in water. Use of a polishing cloth or strong jewelry cleaner is NOT recommended.

Necklace handmade in Bronze 22K Gold Plated. The Quetzal is an amazing bird coming from Central America. In Mexican culture the quetzal is a sacred bird which embodies the God Quetzalcoatl. All plating will eventually wear off over time due to normal usage. To have your jewelry replated, please contact us for a quote. Use non-abrasive cleaning materials. If a cleaning substance is too strong it may remove the gold. Do not let your jewelry come into contact with nail polish removers, perfume or hairspray. Frequently clean in a mild dishwashing liquid diluted in water. Use of a polishing cloth or strong jewelry cleaner is NOT recommended.

Something Between Myth and RealityFly with us on the back of the quetzal, a bird found in the cloud forests of Central America, and discover the my...

Whether you're playing Mariachi or other Latin music styles, the H. Jimenez El Quetzal Vihuela, or Beautiful Songbird, is sure to spice up your sound.

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El Quetzal (Beautiful songbird) This aptly named vihuela is special in several ways. At first glance, you will notice the arrow rosette around th...

El Quetzal Vihuela The El Quetzal vihuela, meaning "beautiful songbird," is a unique instrument that stands out for its design and functionality. C...

"This unusual book looks at the quetzal from many points of view: as the ancient Aztec god Quetzalcoatl; as a source of valuable feathers throughout Mesoamerican history; as a rainforest bird of striking beauty and intriguing habits; and as an endangered animal today....The writing weaves the many strands of myth, lore, art, and natural history into a coherent narrative....Drawings add their own sense of wonder and mystery. Well researched and handsomely presented, this book offers a many-faceted study of the quetzal."--Booklist. Bibliography, index, maps.

From the Amazon rain forest to the Atacama desert, Latin America is without rival in its natural beauty, geographical jewels, and incredible variety of flora and fauna. The poetic flow of the text and the color illustrations take readers on a voyage into the wonders found south of the border.

Coffee and brightly painted oxcarts. Quetzals, coastlines, and the Montverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Learn the ABCs of Costa Rica in this exotic, colorful tour of the small but treasure-filled Central American country.

This pop-up book contains an alphabet of creatures of all shapes and sizes, patterns and colour - familiar, rare and extinct: ant, bear, chameleon, dodo, emu, frog, gnu, hyena, ibis, jaguar, kangaroo, lion, mole, narwhal, otter, panda, quetzal, robin, seal, tiger, wasp, zebra and more. The pop-up book has tabs that make the animal appear next to its name, which is printed in a type size proportionate to the size of the creature itself. Robert Crowther's other books include "The Most Amazing Hide-and-Seek Alphabet Book", "Pop Goes the Weasel!", "Robert Crowther's Pop-Up Machines", "All the Fun of the Fair", "How Many Babies on the Farm?", "Who Lives on the Farm?", "Who Lives in the Country?", "Who Lives on the Garden?", "Animal Rap" and "Animal Snap".

Who's New at the Zoo? is a charmingly-illustrated book from illustrator Janik Coat. Children are tasked with spotting the new arrivals at a very busy zoo. Each page introduces a new animal—from a familiar snail to an exotic quetzal bird. Children can engage in spotting the new additions and, as the other animals change position and interact with each other, they are tasked with finding their favorite creatures in an ever-expanding scene.

"Graced with bounteous natural beauty, a stable democratic government, and friendly citizens, Costa Rica has become a popular destination for travelers from all over the world. Birds play a prominent role in attracting visitors, too. The shimmering quetzals, gaudy macaws, and comical toucans only begin to hint at the impressive avian diversity to be found throughout this small country."―from the IntroductionThis is the one field guide the novice or experienced birder needs to identify birds in the field in the diverse habitats found in Costa Rica. It features descriptions and illustrations of more than 820 resident and neotropical migrant species found in Costa Rica, all in a compact, portable, user-friendly design. The detailed full-color illustrations show identifying features―including plumage differences among males, females, and juveniles―and views of birds in flight wherever pertinent. Additional features of this all-new guide include:* 166 original color plates depicting more than 820 species.* Concise text that describes key field marks for positive identification, as well as habitat, behavior, and vocalizations. * Range maps and texts arranged on opposing pages from illustrations for quick, easy reference.* The most up-to-date bird list for Costa Rica. * A visual guide to the anatomical features of birds with accompanying explanatory text. * Quick reference to vultures and raptors in flight.

A young chief who had been protected by a hummingbird is killed by his jealous uncle and then transformed into a quetzal, symbol of freedom.

The stunning resplendent quetzal, a species atop every birder's life checklist, is one of over 900 species of birds inhabiting this tropical paradise. This beautifully illustrated guide highlights over 140 familiar and unique species and includes an ecoregion map featuring prominent bird-viewing areas, including the world-famous, Montverde Cloud Forest. Laminated for durability, this lightweight, pocket-sized folding guide is an excellent source of portable information and ideal for field use by naturalists of all ages. Made in the USA.www.waterfordpress.com

This account of the naturalist's search for the quetzal, the symbol of Guatemala, reveals the natural and human ecologies to be devastated by the country's violent political turmoil

The new full-color Rough Guide to Central America on a Budget is the ultimate guide to traveling the region and getting the most value for every dollar, colón, quetzal, or lempira. Detailed color maps and in-depth coverage of how to get around go hand-in-hand with inspirational itineraries and authoritative accounts of every attraction. This guidebook covers all the Central American countries and features first-hand reviews of affordable accommodation, cheap places to eat, laid-back bars, and thrilling outdoor adventures. The Rough Guide to Central America on a Budget is packed with epic road trips, adventure activities, ancient ruins, beach hideaways, wildlife watching, atmospheric colonial cities, and all the best festivals. Make the most of your time with The Rough Guide to Central America on a Budget.