Torteguero First Trip
Torteguero is a great place on the Caribbean side of the country. It's only accessible by boat or light aircraft (we used the latter) and is generally best known for the breading place of turtles at a certain time of year. We weren't there for the turtle season and had a couple of trips booked in a boat to see the wildlife in the national park. Animals photographed as follows:
Birds
- Amazon Kingfisher
- Anhinga
- Bare-Throated Tiger Heron
- Black Vulture
- Chestnut-Mandibilled Toucan
- Collared Aracari
- Great Egret
- Great Kiskadee
- Greenbacked Heron
- Laughing Gull (I think - not too good with gulls)
- Lineated Woodpecker
- Little Blue Heron
- Montezuma's Oropendola
- Northern Jacana
- Olivaceous Cormorant
- Sungrebe
Monkeys
- Mantled Howler Monkey
- Spider Monkey
Other
- Black-River Turtle
- Green Iguana
- Spectacled Caimen
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