Here’s an interesting report, with some wonderful pictures, from Jono Dashper.
Central & South Chile (and southern Argentina), 2019: 2 months & many mammals including Kodkod, Large Hairy Armadillo and multiple Monito del Montes
Jon
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Great report, Jono! No one I ever asked about Monito del Monte had any idea of how to find one. And good to know about the Marine Otter being gone; there are a couple other places to try for it.
I think your Chilean Dolphin was good, by size. We saw them off Castro and they are small. Both are in range there.