Venkat Sankar ended 2017 in style with a long weekend in Panama.
Panama, 2017: Venkat Sankar, 4 nights & 28 species including Rothschild’s (Andean) Porcupine, Western Lowland Olingo, Spectral Bat, Northern Tamandua and – best of all – Brown-headed Spider Monkey.
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Excellent Venkat, glad you did so well. I’ll pay extra attention for Water Opossum in San Francisco.
Thanks, Ignacio! Wouldn’t have done half as well without your advice. Now I need to find time to go back for the Cacomistle and Pygmy Sloth…