We came across a group of about seven
White-faced Capuchins this morning after hearing there distant harsh growling calls. At first they were nervous, ducking down to hide their faces behind clusters of leaves as I tried to get a view. They soon however accepted our presence and carelessly ate guava fruit from the branches above out heads for 15 minutes.
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| White-faced Capuchins |
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| Watching monkeys |
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| Sulphur-winged Parakeets |
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| Western Wood-pewee - separated from Eastern Wood-pewee by the dark lower mandible. |
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