Back in early January 2020 just ahead of the Covid pandemic, my wife and I took a trip to Costa Rica for a guided small group tour. This took in a number of ‘centres’ where we were able to enjoy viewing a range of habitats including urban, coastal, low-level rainforest, cloud forest and rural farm/woodland. Our guide and driver were amazing and our group got along so well, that we are still in touch with each. During the trip, a number of us managed to grab a few thousand photos and I think we saw more than 240 species not counting plants and insects.
The trip started and finished in San Jose, with stopovers in Tortugeuro, La Fortuna/Arenal, Monteverde, Manuel Antonio National Park, Esquinas and Savegre.
Shortly after our return to the UK with the pandemic and resulting lockdown, I found myself with lots of time. So, after a week or three of sorting through, processing, identifying and cataloging the images, I decided to build a google website to share images with the rest of the group. I don’t have any on my iPad to share directly, so for now (forgive me) here’s a link.
Please feel free to come back with comments/feedback, any would be appreciated.
The trip started and finished in San Jose, with stopovers in Tortugeuro, La Fortuna/Arenal, Monteverde, Manuel Antonio National Park, Esquinas and Savegre.
Shortly after our return to the UK with the pandemic and resulting lockdown, I found myself with lots of time. So, after a week or three of sorting through, processing, identifying and cataloging the images, I decided to build a google website to share images with the rest of the group. I don’t have any on my iPad to share directly, so for now (forgive me) here’s a link.
OurPuraVida
Welcome to our website, aimed at recording and sharing an amazing wildlife experience in Costa Rica in early January 2020. Pura Vida! The text and photographic content of this website is all original material and subject to copyright. Our sincere thanks go to all those that made this trip both
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Please feel free to come back with comments/feedback, any would be appreciated.