NATURAL HISTORY MAGAZINE

"A country of little more than 43,000 square miles, smaller than Ohio, Honduras has some 720 species of birds, almost as many as found in all of the United States and Canada combined."

"Lovely cotingas are seen at The Lodge at Pico Bonito, from their canopy-viewing towers, the entrance road and even the verandas."

"Being able to see a lovely cotinga [from The Lodge] over a cup of coffee and a plate of French toast is almost as mind-blowing as the bird's exotic plumage."

"Honduras isn't as famous for its birds as some other Central American countries are, but it should be. It has more macaws than Costa Rica, a healthy population of harpy eagles, and more species of motmots than any other country in the world."