Approaching Tortuguero by air, the rainforest was living up to its name.
Fresh water canals at Tortuguero, with the Caribbean Coast visible a few hundred meters away at the top of the picture.
Bones at the Exhibit Hall, jaguar, shark, and turtle.
Where turtles come to nest, in season.
Jim is holding the National flower of Costa Rica, from a small tree. It had an amazing bundle of red stamens, about 15 cm long, inside those long yellow sepals.
One of a troop of White-faced Capuchins.
Mike spotted this basilisk.
Basilisk.
An outsized jungle relative of our Jack-in-the-Pulpit.
Howler monkeys.
After the boat ride, we had a drink where the road ended at the canal.
A monkey... squirrel?