February 23, 2012

Mishmash

Totuguero has it all!

Other than Great Kiskadees and Great-tailed Grackles, Lesser Greenlets seem to be, by far, the most common bird here in Tortuguero, though we do not catch them too often
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While we hear Howler Monkeys every morning and throughout the day, its a lot easier to get looks at Spider Monkeys
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A few shorebirds! Like this ocean-loving Whimbrel.
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Cayman (and crocs...and I guess Crocs© too)
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Turtles, of course, but this river turtle cowers at the mere thought of the massive greens and leatherbacks that will soon arrive ocean side
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There are ants everywhere. Tiny, gold, army, leafcutter, flying, crawling, swimming, falling on my face while I set up nets, etc.
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1 comment:

  1. Why is that Cayman above you? Why do greenlets look like Tennessee Warblers? Who put lipstick on that turtle?

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