January 20, 2018

Curious George

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January 20, 2018
Curious George

Species: Saimiri oerstedii | Location: Manuel Antonio Park, Costa Rica

By Darren Liu

While enjoying our delicious lunch at a cafe just outside the Manuel Antonio National Park, we spotted this little guy creeping at us on top of a tree from afar. No doubt looking for some leftovers.

About The Photographer

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I am a fine art landscape and nature photographer based in Canada. I love to travel photography allows me to capture these memorable moments.

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