San José

San José, Costa Rica – Dry

Poás Volcano, Cloud Forest – Dry

Tortuguero Park – Dry

Fortuna – probably Rainy

Caño Negro - Dry
Guanacaste - Dry

Costa Rica Weather Chart
	High Season (Dry Season)	Green Season (Rainy Season)
North Pacific Coast	December to April	May to November
Nicoya Peninsula	December to April	May to November
Central Pacific Coast	December to April	May to November
Central Valley	December to April	May to November
Arenal Volcano & Northern Lowlands	May to November (September & October best to see volcano)	December to April
Monteverde (Area)	January to May	June to September November (windy) December (windy)
Caribbean North (w/ Tortuguero)	February, March, September & October	November - January, April - August
Caribbean South (w/ Puerto Viejo)	February, March, September & October	November - January, April - August
Osa Pennisula & Drake Bay	December to April	May to November
San Jose Highlands	December to April	May to November
San Jose Metro (w/ Airport Area)	December to April	May to November
Southern Costa Rica (w/ Golfito)	December to April	May to November
Rincon de la Vieja Area	December to April	May to November

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carara_National_Park

Carara National Park contains more primary rainforest than the relatively close Manuel Antonio National Park. As such, it is wetter than the more popular Manuel Antonio National Park, and has denser tree growth and more mosquitoes and other insects.

The dense tree growth makes Carara a haven for many bird species, and the park is a popular birdwatching destination. In addition to Scarlet Macaws, birds found in Carara include orange-chinned parakeets and other parrots, hummingbirds, woodpeckers, motmots, jacamars, manakins, antbirds, and several species of trogon, including the black-throated trogon. Several species of water birds inhabit the park as well. These include the anhinga, several species of heron, several species of egret and kingfishers.

Among the reptiles present in the park are the American crocodile and several snake and lizard species. Green and black poison arrow frogs are among the amphibians present. Mammals include white-tailed deer, red brockets, collared peccaries, agouti, kinkajous, white-faced capuchin monkeys, mantled howler monkeys, Hoffmann's two-toed sloths and brown-throated three-toed sloths. However, mammals can be difficult to see due to the dense tree cover.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Black-throated_Trogon_1.jpeg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Green_and_Black_Poison_Arrow_Frog.jpeg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Boat-billed_heron_Carara.jpeg