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A few photos from Dungeness
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Last full day. All the trips are in small boats among the mangroves. Tomorrow we travel back to San Jose.

This allows you to get really close to birds. This is a Sungrebe.

This is an Agami heron. Even our local guide was amazed at the views we got.

Male anhinga have a blue eye.

Always look up for Magnificent Frigatebird.

These are Spectacled Caiman and Owl Butterfly.

We left Salva Verde after an early breakfast on the last leg of the trip.

We did have time for a few stops.

2 toed sloth

Tortuguero us reached by an hour long boat ride. Not sure who is photographing whom here.

Also stops for the wildlife

The strip of land on which the hotel is built takes 3 mins to cross on foot. This is the Caribbean and a Whimbrel.

After lunch we went for a boat ride slong the river and creeks. It was great and the birds allowed the boat to get really close.

Green heron

Osprey

The capuchins eat from trees overhanging the water. Precarious!

More boat trips tomorrow. No cars here at all.