fiznatty
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I previously shared my bird photos from my Costa Rica trip that took place earlier this year. Now it's time for the rest of the wildlife from that trip.
I've uploaded a little over 100 images to a separate gallery, featuring mammals, herps and bugs. You can view the full gallery here. A short preview is below.
Baird's tapir, Central America's largest native land mammal. We have good luck seeing these in Corcovado National Park.
A wild (though habituated) ocelot I was fortunate enough to follow through the jungle as it hunted and explored its territory.
Golden-mantled howler monkeys, one of four monkey species found in Costa Rica.
Kinkajous, a nocturnal mammal that's a relative of the raccoon.
Green and black poison dart frog.
Eyelash viper... this was the first time I've seen a yellow one in the wild, though it's a fairly common color for this species. The others I've seen were a drab green or brown, so this was a pretty exciting find.
View the full gallery here.
Incidentally, I plan to lead this trip again in March 2018, and right now I'm offering $250 off the tour price for bookings made prior to the end of this month. So keep that in mind if you're interested in a rainforest photography trip!
Max
I've uploaded a little over 100 images to a separate gallery, featuring mammals, herps and bugs. You can view the full gallery here. A short preview is below.
Baird's tapir, Central America's largest native land mammal. We have good luck seeing these in Corcovado National Park.
A wild (though habituated) ocelot I was fortunate enough to follow through the jungle as it hunted and explored its territory.
Golden-mantled howler monkeys, one of four monkey species found in Costa Rica.
Kinkajous, a nocturnal mammal that's a relative of the raccoon.
Green and black poison dart frog.
Eyelash viper... this was the first time I've seen a yellow one in the wild, though it's a fairly common color for this species. The others I've seen were a drab green or brown, so this was a pretty exciting find.
View the full gallery here.
Incidentally, I plan to lead this trip again in March 2018, and right now I'm offering $250 off the tour price for bookings made prior to the end of this month. So keep that in mind if you're interested in a rainforest photography trip!
Max