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Vincent Losasso

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Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Birdwatching: The Prothonotary Warbler

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How’s this for a plan? Spend the summer months in southern Canada or the eastern United States and when the weather starts to get...
Expat Living

Surviving the Big One – The 2012 Earthquake in Costa Rica

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Three months into our new tropical lives in Costa Rica, my wife and I were living in a small second story apartment in the...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Birdwatching: Meet The Noisy Black-Bellied Whistling-Duck

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Today we meet the black-bellied whistling-duck, a noisy, gregarious species of duck that might eat all of your rice. The black-bellied whistling-duck (Dendrocygna autumnalis)...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Birding: The Great Blue Heron

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Moving to Costa Rica allowed me to discover and learn about a whole host of new species that I hadn’t been acquainted with before....
Environment and Wildlife

The Strangler Fig: Costa Rica’s Iconic Tree and Its Fascinating Ecosystem

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The strangler fig is one of the most iconic trees of Costa Rica. They’re present throughout most of the country’s varied landscapes, their life...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Birding: Meet the Wood Stork

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The world of birds is similar to the worlds of cars and celebrities, the pretty ones often get the headlines. Today’s bird is not...
Expat Living

Expat Life in Costa Rica: Earning Your Badges of Honor

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You’ve done it. You successfully left behind the traditional life that you were most likely going to live. Instead of getting the job, signing...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Birding: Meet the Spectacled Owl

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I’m a sucker for birds of prey. Any time I happen upon a hawk, kite, falcon, or eagle while hiking to review camera traps,...
Environment and Wildlife

The Intriguing World of Camera Trap Footage in Costa Rican Wildlife

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The goals of my camera trap projects are clearly defined. The first and most important goal is documenting as many species of wildlife as...
Expat Living

The Unexpected Path to Professional Wildlife Monitoring in Costa Rica

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For five years now it has been my official job to confidently walk into the jungle, crash around looking for the best possible locations,...
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