....Nicaragua's Parks and Attractions - A clickable map show the 

parks and reserves. Birding highlights are noted. Just click on a yellow area to jump to more information about a park. See this site also. Or for Spanish speakers, this site has a little more information.

The hotel at Selva Negra has comfortable cabins and an attractive restaurant balcony (and great food) beside a lovely small lake at the edge of the forest. Trails with names such as Sendero Mono ( Monkey Trail) or Sendero Indiana Jones (!) wind through attractive and lush forests which seemed amazingly familiar to me, given that I'd never visited tropical America before. 

available from Blake Maybank's "Birding the Americas - Trip Report and Trip Planning Repository". 

package tours to the best birding and eco sites in the country. Specifically: Indio Maiz (rainforest birding), Cerro Kilambe (montane rainforest birding, including the largest population of Pharomachrus mocinno - Royal Quetzal - in Central America), Laguna de Apoyo and Lake Nicaragua (including the Isletas and Los Guatuzos for waterfowl), Chacocente Reserve (dry tropical forest biome), Chocoyero Wildlife Refuge (green parakeet nesting area), etc. If you would like more information, please contact Tom Fletcher.

tropical wildlife in general, this is a truly memorable experience. Unique to Nicaragua, Birding Nicaragua is not only the first and only tour of its kind in Nicaragua but also one of the most diverse nature watching experiences available anywhere. The contrasting habitats of the country's 600+ bird species, numerous butterflies, monkeys and other rich tropical fauna are almost as varied as the wildlife itself. 

along miles of private trails, watching for birds, beautiful orchids, and glimpses of the noisy but elusive howler monkeys." - Bill Eckert Travel World News