June 28, 2016

Peek-a-Boo

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June 28, 2016
Peek-a-Boo

Species: Squirrel Monkey | Location: Tiskita Lodge, Costa Rica

By George Penokie

This picture was taken on a Natural Habitat tour of Costa Rica while we were staying at the Tiskita Lodge. As we were returning from an early morning hike, a large troupe of squirrel monkeys passed through right behind one of the buildings. I was able to get several interesting pictures but this one with the baby is my favorite.

About The Photographer

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A lifetime of photography has lead me over the last few years to destinations around the world to see and photograph environments and animals that are rapidly disappearing.

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