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April 2016

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14 April 2016
Central and South America
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Costa Rica Report – Arenal & Tirimbina

We spent about 9 days in Costa Rica this past March.  It was our 5th trip so we didn’t see many new mammals (but we did see lots of new birds and herps). The mammal highlig

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14 April 2016
Central and South America

New Report: Ecuador

A new report from Hugh Buck Ecuador, 2016: Hugh Buck, 12 days & 17 species (on a mainly birding trip), including Tayra, Olinguito, Brown Woolly Monkey, Monk Saki and a Sp

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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