We visited the Sendero National Park and spotted lots of wildlife including monkeys, snakes, macaws, and other birds.
| This is the entrance to the park. | |
| Here is a of a flock of Brown Rumped Ecotourists wandering down the trail. One can often times encounter the Brown Warbler near by as they commonly roost together. | |
| This is a Macaw. These birds are very loud, and can be heard for hundreds of yards. | |
| This guy was not very approachable. | |
| This is a male Anhinga or Snake Bird. This bird is an accomplished swimmer and spends alot of time under water. When it raises it's head for air, it looks like a snake, hence the name. After diving, they must spread their wings like this to dry before they can fly. | |
| This is a small lizard of some type. | |
| Another lizard. | |
| End of Sendero National Park page |
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