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It´s A Wild Life...

Written by on January 1, 2009 – 5:32 pm12 Comments
Iguana On The Beach, Costa Rica

Iguana On The Beach, Costa Rica

After Playa Tamarindo, we spent a few days in San Jose, the cap­i­tal of Costa Rica. Then, we took a bus to the small town of Santa Elena, in the moun­tains. We are in the cloud for­est… basi­cally, rain for­est in the moun­tain, and so high we feel like we can touch the clouds!

We are going back to San Jose tomor­row, leav­ing Costa Rica soon… for other adven­tures in the South of the South! More later on that…

But mean­while, these are some of the ani­mals we met in Costa Rica. I have not included pic­tures of mos­qui­toes… damn blood suckers!

Parrots, Costa Rica

Par­rots, Costa Rica

Parrots, Costa Rica

Par­rots, Costa Rica

Spider Web In The Jungle...

Spi­der Web In The Jungle…

Turtles, Costa Rica

Tur­tles, Costa Rica

Monkey, Costa Rica

Mon­key, Costa Rica

Monkey, Costa Rica

Mon­key, Costa Rica

Crocodiles, Costa Rica (yes, they are real!)

Croc­o­diles, Costa Rica (yes, they are real!)

Crocodiles, Costa Rica (yes, they are real!)

Croc­o­diles, Costa Rica (yes, they are real!)

Racoon, Costa Rica

Racoon, Costa Rica

Little Crab, Costa Rica

Lit­tle Crab, Costa Rica

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  2. Bor­der Cross­ing — Panamá To Costa Rica
  3. The Food Saga: The Chicken Era
  4. Bus­ing Around Cen­tral America
  5. ¿Y Ahora Qué?

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  • Zhu says:

    @Linguist-in-Waiting — I knew the croc­o­diles looked fake, so I fig­ured I´d bet­ter explain! :-)

    @the writer — Racoons are cute but they steal stuffs (food…) amd they are sneaky! Par­rots live in the wild mostly.

    @Bluefish — Thank you!

    @DianeCA — You are right, it´s a col­or­ful coun­try and a great place. I´d take you guys in my back­pack next time!

    @Baoru — It´s cer­tainly a change since cold Canada — I love it!

    @Spyder — Well, strangely enough, I have never had too many prob­lems with mos­qui­toes in Ottawa. Politi­cians are prob. too toxic for them :lol:

    @Shantanu — Yes, but they can be a real pain. I had so many bites at one point…

    @Scarlet — I hope it won´t end any time soon, I love dis­cov­er­ing Latin America!

    @Tulsa Gen­tle­man — The rac­cons were dif­fer­ent than the ones we have in Canada too, but as sneaky. Mon­keys are funny, and they look so… humans!

    @kyh — There are a lot of mos­qui­toes in the sum­mer in Canada, not that many in Ottawa but it is a nui­sance in the country.

  • Some­how I wasn’t expect­ing rac­coons in Costa Rica. They’re quite a nui­sance here (I live beside Toronto’s largest park, Rac­coon Cen­tral), and I’m sure they are there, too!

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