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Symbols of Costa Rica

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The Purple orchid, National Flower which blooms from February through March.

The White-tailed Deer, symbolizes the wild fauna of the country and is found in the low drier regions.

The Yigüirro, fine melodious singer symbolizing the country's bird conservation policies.

The Guanacaste Tree, a beautifully crowned shade-giving giant of the Guanacaste lowlands.

The Typical Oxcart symbolizes the Tico's spirit of work. Many are finely hand painted and now used for decoration.

The official National Flag with the 'Escudo' which only can be used by Governmental Institutions.

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