Chocoyero Nature Reserve, Nicaragua

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This tiny reserve set in a narrow canyon is rich in wildlife, in particular the scandalous chocoyo (varieties of Pacific green parakeet) which nests along the canyon's cliffs next to a tiny cascade. There are more than 800 chocoyos, as well as toucans, deer, howler monkey and agouti. The park's tropical dry forest also hosts many hummingbirds and diverse flora. Chocoyero is located only 29 km from downtown Managua and best accessed via the wide selection of hotels there via a mixture of paved highway and a long winding dirt road that skirts pineapple and coffee farms.

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