Steve Morgan is just back from a very successful trip through Panama.
Panama, 2017: Steve Morgan, 2 weeks & 36 species including Jaguarundi, Cacomistle, Spectral Bat, Western Pygmy Squirrel and Rothschild’s Porcupine.
Jon
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