I just read in a trip report that an Olinguito is regularly coming to the feeders at Bellavista Cloudforest Lodge at night. The west slope in Ecuador isn’t known for mammal-watching, but I saw a Western Mountain Coati near Bellavista a couple years ago and Playa De Oro has Brown-headed Spider Monkeys.
Olinguito in Ecuador
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