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Perhaps it being a cold drab last couple of days made me think about Costa Rica....but in the back of my mind, I always knew I hadn't posted pics from a day from the 2017 trip where we hired a guide to take us places other than Carara National Park. "Local" places. And sure enough, it got local fast. I'll probably post a few more pics from that day, but in thumbing through those pics, the Scarlet Macaws stood out as the trip ended in a grove of trees with the Macaws feeding and screeching around us....
Back to the days of the 5DIII, and its 22 MP, and Sigma 150-600S.
1L0A1089 by kayaker72, on Flickr
1L0A1106 by kayaker72, on Flickr
1L0A1128 by kayaker72, on Flickr
1L0A1170 by kayaker72, on Flickr
1L0A1177 by kayaker72, on Flickr
Thanks for viewing...Brant
Last edited by Kayaker72; 12-04-2021 at 01:16 PM.
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One of my goals from this recent trip was to get a good picture of sloths. I am more than happy with these:
537A3920 by kayaker72, on Flickr
537A3892 by kayaker72, on Flickr
Thanks for viewing...Brant
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Another year and another trip to Costa Rica and photographing sloths.
These are Two Toed Sloths. Different location, these were taken at Le Perica Sloth Garden on the Osa Peninsula. Which is a great place, and I do love what they are doing. But it a stretch of property set between a cattle farm and a Palm oil farm (Palm trees). Same farmer developed both and, as the story goes, his wife wanted to leave the forest along the creek near their house undeveloped. Then, she wanted a path system so she could take walks. They are both older now (they are the grandparents of the guide), but sloths seem to really like that smaller stretch of land. We saw 9 sloths, 8 Three toed and 1 Two toed. I just posted one picture, here are a few others:
This sloth was moving between trees and paused for a second to check me out.
537A2225 by kayaker72, on Flickr
While I do like this image, I had my 500 mm f/4 on my R5. So I couldn't get the whole body in.
537A2280 by kayaker72, on Flickr
But, and I might start trying this, on these next two images, even though I was too close (and couldn't back up) I took multiple images and did a pano-merge in LR. Insert jokes about Sloths being slow enough to be part of the landscape, but there was movement, and LR did a nice job of merging the images so you don't see it.
537A2138-Pano-2 by kayaker72, on Flickr
537A2363-Pano by kayaker72, on Flickr
Thanks for viewing!
Brant
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Excellent Sloth set. Very cool creatures!
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Thanks Jayson....I enjoy them a lot....maybe some sort of kindred spirit thing ;-).
But, watching them move, I would describe more as methodical rather than slow.
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