After a relaxing afternoon and evening at the ecolodge, we headed out the next morning for our hike into Corcovado National Park to Sirena Station. We spent two nights here with our guide Felipe and walkedout on the 3rd day. The hike into the park is about 8 miles with several stretches along sandy beaches. There are a couple of passes along rocky headlands, so its important to time the hike with the tides.
Natural history collection at La Leona Ranger Station
TD hiked in his rubber boots. He carried the backpack, I had a large fannypack plus all of our water. It was good to travel light.
Our first snake
Hummingbird nest made of spider silk
Coatimundi
Beautiful view along the beach at high tide
Ameiva lizard with a bird egg
Adorable squirrel monkey
So many hermit crabs eating a coconut
Dead hawksbill turtle
We were really ready to get off the beach and out of the sand
Tapir! We also saw two tapir on a night hike.
Arriving at the airstrip and Sirena station
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