Birds were the primary focus, but we also saw many other interesting creatures.
A baby Mantled Howler Monkey came quite close to us.
The baby Howler's mother was not too happy about it.
After seeing Three-toed Sloth in February, it was nice to see the much different Two-toed Sloth on this trip.
This Coati was not shy about helping itself at Rancho's feeders.
A local guide showed us these tiny White Bats hiding under a banana leaf.
A weasel-like Tayra made a pass through Rancho's feeders. This shot was taken quickly with a cell phone.
Variagated Squirrel.
Red-tailed Squirrel.
Central American Agouti.
Central American Agouti.
Central American Agouti.
This well-camouflaged insect is called a "Moss Mimic Walkingstick".
Centipede.
This large beetle landed on the checklist at Rancho.
This insect mimics a thorn on a branch for protection.
How do you get a large spider out of your room without killing it? Capture it in Wendy's water glass, and take it ouside, of course!