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    Created Eagle, Darién: by graynomadsusa, Views[16417]
         		 Embera Village of Nuevo Vigia: by graynomadsusa, Views[16519]
         		 Tropical Royal Flycatcher, San Francisco Sanctuary: by vagabonds3, Views[6205]
         		 Isthmian Wren, San Francisco Sanctuary: by vagabonds3, Views[6260]
         		 Dusky-Backed Jacamar, Nuevo Vigia: by vagabonds3, Views[6174]
     
    Morning ablutions, Nuevo Vigia: by vagabonds3, Views[6312]
         		 Well-used Canoes, Nuevo Vigia: by vagabonds3, Views[6177]
         		 Upstream on the Tuquesa River to Nuevo Vigia: by vagabonds3, Views[326]
         		 Crested Eagle, near Pijibasal Embera village: by vagabonds3, Views[373]
         		 Hand-cut walking sticks, don't leave home without them: by vagabonds3, Views[327]
     
    Red-Throated Caracara: by vagabonds3, Views[363]
         		 Pijibasal Embera village: by vagabonds3, Views[386]
         		 Pijibasal Embera village: by vagabonds3, Views[358]
         		 Spreading her wings, all 6 ½ feet of them: by vagabonds3, Views[275]
         		 Panga loaded with plantains, El Real: by vagabonds3, Views[280]
     
    Harpy Eagle in profile: by vagabonds3, Views[196]
         		 Please turn around: by vagabonds3, Views[258]
         		 Our driver was only 15-years old: by vagabonds3, Views[280]
         		 Red-Lored Amazon, Chucunaque River: by vagabonds3, Views[281]
         		 Green Kingfisher, Chucunaque River: by vagabonds3, Views[215]
     
    Everything must travel on the Chucunaque River from here: by vagabonds3, Views[265]
         		 Yaviza, end of the road: by vagabonds3, Views[272]
         		 Geoffroy's Tamarinds provide daily entertainment: by graynomadsusa, Views[11144]
         		 Darién—Remote, Expensive, Enticing: by vagabonds3, Views[299]
         		 Spot-Breasted Woodpecker, Chucunaque River: by vagabonds3, Views[236]
     
    King Vulture, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[273]
         		 Buff-Rumped Warbler, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[262]
         		 Northern Black-Throated Trogon, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[272]
         		 Harvesting plantains, Nuevo Vigia: by vagabonds3, Views[269]
         		 Green-and-Rufous Kingfisher, Nuevo Vigia: by vagabonds3, Views[252]
     
    Daily life on the Chucunaque River: by vagabonds3, Views[309]
         		 Approaching Baja Buro on the Chucunaque River: by vagabonds3, Views[241]
         		 Collared Aracari, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[298]
         		 Rufous-Tailed Jacamar, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[240]
         		 White-Headed Wrein, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[256]
     
    White-Tailed Trogon, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[262]
         		 Black-Tailed Trogon, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[245]
         		 Cinnamon Woodpecker, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[242]
         		 Keel-Billed Toucan, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[272]
         		 Purple-Throated Fruit Crow, Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[233]
     
    Blue-Headed Parrot, Chucunaque River: by vagabonds3, Views[245]
         		 Stunning Black Oropendola, Chucunaque River: by vagabonds3, Views[220]
         		 Red-legged Honeycreeper, Canopy Camp: by vagabonds3, Views[260]
         		 Geoffray's Tamarins, Canopy Camp: by vagabonds3, Views[259]
         		 Ruby-topaz Hummingbird, Canopy Camp: by vagabonds3, Views[244]
     
    Slippin' and slidin' on the muddy trail: by vagabonds3, Views[257]
         		 Stay on for 8 seconds and win a Cowboy Belt Buckle: by vagabonds3, Views[266]
         		 Alternate transport to keep our feet dry: by vagabonds3, Views[224]
         		 After the road ends it's all river travel: by vagabonds3, Views[241]
         		 Afternoon rain is a given in Darién: by vagabonds3, Views[267]
     
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