A great and comprehensive report for a long and productive trip.
South America, 2011 (Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia & Chile): Janco Van Gelderen, 3 months & 54 species including Giant Armadillo, Geoffroy’s Cat, Mountain Vizcacha and other goodies.
Jon
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Great report and AMAZING images! I cannot wait until we get to do pretty much the exact same trip! Time and money…. Thanks so much for the very thorough and spectacular report. Cheers.
That is an incredible trip report. Your whale is actually a Southern Right Whale, Eubalaena australis.