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Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Red Brocket Deer

Costa Rica is home to two species of deer. We’ve already met the white-tailed deer. Now let’s take some time to learn about the...

The King Vulture: Costa Rica’s Fancy Featherless Bird

Costa Rica is famous for its diversity of birds. Of the many hundreds of species of birds found throughout the country, vultures are probably...

Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Brown Pelican

What screams “I’m in Costa Rica!” more than standing on a tropical beach, watching a single file line of brown pelicans gliding on outstretched...

Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Greater Grison

Meet the greater grison, a very cool member of the weasel family that you’ve almost definitely never heard of. The weasel family is well represented...

Costa Rica Wildlife: Exploring the Unique Characteristics of the Osprey

Meet the osprey (Pandion haliaetus – they used all the vowels in this one) or in Spanish águila pescadora, a bird that’s so unique...

Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Spotted Skunk

I get it, nobody likes skunks. They smell like rotten eggs. They’ve sprayed you or they’ve sprayed your dog, forcing you to take some...

Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Squirrel Cuckoo

The squirrel cuckoo does not look like a squirrel. Except maybe for the fact that both squirrels and squirrel cuckoos have fun tails. The squirrel...

Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Tayra

If you’ve met a ferret then you have a good baseline for understanding what a tayra is. In short, it’s a big black weasel...

Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Gray Fox

I know the fact that you know about gray foxes. If you’re interested in Costa Rica’s wild creatures enough to read an article entitled ‘Meet...

Camera Trap Notebook – Field Assistants in Costa Rica

I’m not afraid to admit that I’m usually not the most important guy in my own camera trap projects. Sure, I have a decent...

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