Another remarkably good report from Bolivia.
La Moneda Reserve, 2019: Nick’s Adventure Tours, 3 nights & 15 species including 5 Jaguars, 4 Ocelots, 2 Jaguarundis and a Puma in a pear tree 🙂
Jon
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Amazing! I wish I had the money to go there. Fabulous animals.
Andrew
Impressive tally of cats!
A question about the report. Second photo appears to refer to dusk sighting of jaguarundi (?) but shows a puma (I think)?
Many thanks,
That is a very impressive tally for just three days!