Here’s a new report from Cheryl Antonucci, who did well in Ecuador with both primates and other stuff last November.
Ecuador, 2015: Cherly Antonucci, 2 weeks & 19 species including Mountain Tapir, Spectacled Bear, Tayra, Olinguito, Yellow-handed Titi and Yellow-crowned Brish-tailed Rat.
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Awesome report Cherly and great pictures! Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks Alan!