 Karen
Duquette on a small tour boat ride in The Tortugero Canals  (page 3 of 3) Limon, Costa Rica and she saw sime wildlife, a sloth, crocodile and birds October 28, 2009 |
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Limon is on a flood plain created from the rivers generated by the mountains to the west. The Tortugero Canals are a series of man-made and natural waterways that extend many miles up the coast between Limon and Tortugero National Park. |
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Below: Karen Duquette and other passengers had to wait to get on the tour boat. |
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Below: Approaching a small boat, a young person held up a baby crocodile for everyone to see. |
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Below: The boat tour guide let him bring the crocodile on board to show everyone. |
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Below: Passing some "house boats" anchored on cement platforms. |
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Below: The tour boat passed a lady with a sloth hanging from her clothing. |
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Below: Monkeys in the trees |
Abandoned boats |
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Below: Houses along the waterway |
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Below: Passing other canal tour boats |
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Below: A sloth sleeping in a tree |
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Below: Birds seen along the way |
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