Panama ranks as one of the world's top birdwatching spots in the world, but you'd be surprised how many rare mammals also thrive in its forests. And there's nothing quite like seeing everything at eye-level.
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CANOPY TOWER
I was invited by the owners of Canopy Tower (https://canopytower.com/) to stay in their remarkable tree-top hotel to see the wildlife that abounds there. Converted from a former military radar tower overlooking the Panama Canal, it is probably the best place from which to enjoy the mesmerising number of species that Panama has to offer.
FOLLOW IN MY FOOTSTEPS
If you would like to experience a similar wildlife watching trip to Panama, I've teamed up with UK-based tour operator Wildfoot Travel to create the very best wildlife and bird watching itinerary. For more information and to see the detailed itineraries click here: https://www.robertefuller.com/travel/
WILDLIFE AT EYE-LEVEL
You don't even have to leave the hotel to find a myriad of brightly-coloured species or enjoy the wealth of wildlife this tropical isthmus has to offer. You can watch sloths dangling from the highest branches, soft-eyed mantled howler monkeys, brown-hooded parrots allopreening, and even the stunning squirrel cuckoo!
RARE SIGHTINGS
But a 10-minute walk down hill from the hotel and I was treated to a very rare sight: Sylvia's leaf frogs. Even my guide Eliecer had only seen these jewel coloured frogs in one other place in Panama! And later, on a drive through the forest, we spot something unique. A erythristic northern tamandua. This pale-coated, arboreal anteater could well be one of a kind and we got to watch it snooze in the treetops, escaped ants from its latest meal still scarpering over its face!
WILDLIFE IN THE TREETOPS
You don't need to spot rare creatures to feel like you've entered a new world in Panama. Here everything seems exotic - check out the chattering Geoffroy's tamarin - and so much of wildlife lives in the trees. Even the porcupines - Rothschild's porcupine - can climb.
BIRDS
From double-toothed kites, to masked tityras, broad-billed motmots, yellow fulvous-vented euphonias, golden-hooded tanagers, blue crowned manakins, and black breasted puff birds (even the names are a joy), there's no surprising that Panama has a reputation as one of the best bird-watching destinations in the world.
MAMMALS
And on the forest floor there is more to spot. The white-nosed coatis walked like cartoon characters and the brilliant coats of green iguana's glisten.
COMING SOON
I'll be putting together a film all about my wildlife experiences in Panama and showing you what I learned about the incredible species I saw there. Look out for it in the new year.
#panama #robertefuller #birdwatching
I am a British wildlife artist based in Thixendale, North Yorkshire, UK. I build ideal habitats to encourage wildlife into my garden and use nest cams to study their behaviour. These studies inform my paintings. I share the best of my video research on this channel for free. If you would like to support my work please consider a small donation here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=A52ZHAMJZC3J4
Or of course you may like to purchase my artwork which you will find on my website: https://www.robertefuller.com. Many of the paintings are portraits of the creatures you watch here!
© Robert E Fuller
Copyright Disclaimer: Please feel free to share my videos but do not download any content without permission with the intent to re-upload. If you would like to license any content, please get in touch with me at: mail@robertefuller.com
Stay Connected! You can also follow me on these platforms:
Visit my website: https://www.robertefuller.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RobertEFullerArt/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobertEFuller
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RobertEFuller/
To support my channel and the wildlife rehabilitation and conservation work I do, please donate here:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=A52ZHAMJZC3J4 or join one of my supporter communities in exchange for behind the scenes content here: https://www.robertefuller.com/support_and_donate/
CANOPY TOWER
I was invited by the owners of Canopy Tower (https://canopytower.com/) to stay in their remarkable tree-top hotel to see the wildlife that abounds there. Converted from a former military radar tower overlooking the Panama Canal, it is probably the best place from which to enjoy the mesmerising number of species that Panama has to offer.
FOLLOW IN MY FOOTSTEPS
If you would like to experience a similar wildlife watching trip to Panama, I've teamed up with UK-based tour operator Wildfoot Travel to create the very best wildlife and bird watching itinerary. For more information and to see the detailed itineraries click here: https://www.robertefuller.com/travel/
WILDLIFE AT EYE-LEVEL
You don't even have to leave the hotel to find a myriad of brightly-coloured species or enjoy the wealth of wildlife this tropical isthmus has to offer. You can watch sloths dangling from the highest branches, soft-eyed mantled howler monkeys, brown-hooded parrots allopreening, and even the stunning squirrel cuckoo!
RARE SIGHTINGS
But a 10-minute walk down hill from the hotel and I was treated to a very rare sight: Sylvia's leaf frogs. Even my guide Eliecer had only seen these jewel coloured frogs in one other place in Panama! And later, on a drive through the forest, we spot something unique. A erythristic northern tamandua. This pale-coated, arboreal anteater could well be one of a kind and we got to watch it snooze in the treetops, escaped ants from its latest meal still scarpering over its face!
WILDLIFE IN THE TREETOPS
You don't need to spot rare creatures to feel like you've entered a new world in Panama. Here everything seems exotic - check out the chattering Geoffroy's tamarin - and so much of wildlife lives in the trees. Even the porcupines - Rothschild's porcupine - can climb.
BIRDS
From double-toothed kites, to masked tityras, broad-billed motmots, yellow fulvous-vented euphonias, golden-hooded tanagers, blue crowned manakins, and black breasted puff birds (even the names are a joy), there's no surprising that Panama has a reputation as one of the best bird-watching destinations in the world.
MAMMALS
And on the forest floor there is more to spot. The white-nosed coatis walked like cartoon characters and the brilliant coats of green iguana's glisten.
COMING SOON
I'll be putting together a film all about my wildlife experiences in Panama and showing you what I learned about the incredible species I saw there. Look out for it in the new year.
#panama #robertefuller #birdwatching
I am a British wildlife artist based in Thixendale, North Yorkshire, UK. I build ideal habitats to encourage wildlife into my garden and use nest cams to study their behaviour. These studies inform my paintings. I share the best of my video research on this channel for free. If you would like to support my work please consider a small donation here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=A52ZHAMJZC3J4
Or of course you may like to purchase my artwork which you will find on my website: https://www.robertefuller.com. Many of the paintings are portraits of the creatures you watch here!
© Robert E Fuller
Copyright Disclaimer: Please feel free to share my videos but do not download any content without permission with the intent to re-upload. If you would like to license any content, please get in touch with me at: mail@robertefuller.com
Stay Connected! You can also follow me on these platforms:
Visit my website: https://www.robertefuller.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RobertEFullerArt/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobertEFuller
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RobertEFuller/
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