Here’s another report from Bolivia: good to see more people visiting this emerging and exciting destination.
Bolivia, 2017: Félix Serrano López, 2 weeks & 26 species including Three-banded Armadillo, White-eared Titi, Tapir, Ocelot and Tayra.
Jon
New Trip Report: Bolivia, 2017
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