Panamanian Non-Avian Fauna
I failed to photograph the coatimundi, the agouti, and most of the butterflies.
Northern tamandua
Three-toed sloth
Mantled howler monkey
Capybara
Leaf-footed bug
White capuchin monkey
Toad (frog?)
Frog on the SLPL trail
Frog
For Quicktime movies of Tamandua, Capuchin, and Sloth Click Here
Other shots of the species showcased above:
Species not showcased above:
3 inch (estimate) Grasshopper (8k)on Herman's shoulder; rotated 90 degrees (6k).
Birding Massachusetts 2010
Herman's Birding Page
Tamandua (56k) Fort San Lorenzo.
He looks like he's wearing a 1920's-style bathing suit (63k)
His tail's as long as his body.
Sloth (28k) sitting.
Sloth climbing (52k) near Achiote Road.
See no evil: (47k).
This more slothful individual (26k) was at Fort San Lorenzo.
Howler (11k), Fort San Lorenzo.
Nice view (22k) of the Caribbean.
Viewing me (43k).
Capybara family (96k).
Adult with 2 young (66k).
Profile (46k)
Ever see a capybara's hand? (83k).
World's largest rodent (53k), at 114 lbs or so. Note the baby at the adult's left flank.
Gecko (4k), (??)
Capuchin monkey (60k).
Another (65k).
(36k).Get a load of that prehensile tail!
White Capuchin Monkey (6k), Pipeline Road.
Papoose (63k);Another piggy-back pair (87k).
tick-like insect (14k).
Insects (35k) with great camouflage, at Fort San Lorenzo.
Turtles (18k)
Vine snake (79k) Sierra Llorona Panama Lodge hedge.
Panamanian Birds
Flora, habitats, nests, and people photographed on this trip to Panama.
Other trips:
Nantucket at New Year's
Birding Utah 2009
Birding Massachusetts 2008
Birding Guatemala 2008
Birding Mexico 2007
Birding Florida 2006
Birding Texas 2005
Birding Belize 2002
Birding Colorado June 2001
Birding Ecuador February 1999
Birding Trinidad 1998
Birding Peru June 1995
Sketches of animals including sloth and tamandua
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The photos on this page were taken with my Olympus Digital Camera w/ 10X zoom lens.
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