What
is effectively my final day in Suriname, driving through the suburbs we
came across a bizarre moment, needing a rescue package, when this
THREE-TOED SLOTH
decided to take a wander across the main road.
Farouk our driver was quick to come to a halt,
but by then the beast was trying to 'hitch' a lift.
I managed to coax it back to the grass verge with the toe of my boot,
but foremost in my mind on such occasions is the prospect of Rabies.
Having caused something of a major traffic jam,
this lady produce a crow-bar and teased the Sloth
back into the jungle, but it was reluctant to give up the bar!
Last we saw, it was fair swinging through the tall grass
hopefully to be safe and sound.
Back to, compared with my accommodation (on land) thus far, a degree
of opulence at the 'well appointed'
and these 2 lovely ladies who have looked after me very well.
adult PALE-BREASTED THRUSH
juvenile PALE-BREASTED THRUSH
juvenile SILVER-BEAKED TANAGER
PALM TANAGER
GREAT KISKADEE
adult male BARRED ANTSHRIKE
Final additions to the Suriname List
decided to take a wander across the main road.
Farouk our driver was quick to come to a halt,
but by then the beast was trying to 'hitch' a lift.
I managed to coax it back to the grass verge with the toe of my boot,
but foremost in my mind on such occasions is the prospect of Rabies.
Having caused something of a major traffic jam,
this lady produce a crow-bar and teased the Sloth
back into the jungle, but it was reluctant to give up the bar!
Last we saw, it was fair swinging through the tall grass
hopefully to be safe and sound.
Back to, compared with my accommodation (on land) thus far, a degree
of opulence at the 'well appointed'
ECO RESORT HOTEL
and these 2 lovely ladies who have looked after me very well.
The view from the back of the hotel across the Suriname River.
A chance now to ponder and what better way
than in the shade of the al fresco restaurant overlooking
THE HOTEL 'BIRD TABLE'adult PALE-BREASTED THRUSH
juvenile PALE-BREASTED THRUSH
juvenile SILVER-BEAKED TANAGER
PALM TANAGER
GREAT KISKADEE
adult male BARRED ANTSHRIKE
Final additions to the Suriname List
SCALY-BACKED
ANTBIRD, LEMON-CRESTED GREENLET, RINGED WOODPECKER, GREEN ARICARI, WHITE-EYED
PARAKEET, WHITE-THROATED TOUCAN, BAT FALCON, OSPREY, ORANGE-WINGED
PARROT, RINGED KINGFISHER, GREEN KINGFISHER, SHORT-CRESTED FLYCATCHER,
SHORT-TAILED SWIFT, CAPUCHINBIRD, SUNBITTERN,
FACIATED TIGER HERON, AMAZON KINGFISHER, CHAPMAN’S
SWIFT, WHITE-TIPPED DOVE, RED-NECKED WOODPECKER,
HELMETED PYGMY TYRANT, EASTERN SLATY ANTSHRIKE, GREAT BLACK HAWK, CREAM-COLOURED WOODPECKER, CINNAMON ATTILA, BLACKISH ANTBIRD,
BLACK-THROATED ANTBIRD, BLACK-CRESTED ANTSHRIKE, BARE-EYED THRUSH,
SCARLET IBIS, YELLOW-BREASTED FLYCATCHER, ASHY-HEADED
GREENLET, RUFOUS CRAB HAWK, BLACK-CHINNED ANTBIRD, CRIMSON-HOODED MANAKIN, BROWN-CRESTED
FLYCATCHER, RED-CROWNED WOODPECKER, HUDSONIAN WHIMBREL, ROSEATE SPOONBILL,
YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT HERON, COCOI HERON, BICOLOURED CONEBILL, NORTHERN SCRUB
FLYCATCHER, SPOT-BREASTED WOODPECKER, BLACK SKIMMER, LESSER YELLOW-HEADED
VULTURE, PALE-TIPPED INEZIA, PLAIN-BREASTED GROUND DOVE, GUIANAN (ARROW-HEAD) PICULET, VIOLACEOUS EUPHONIA, WHITE-WINGED
BECARD, GREAT POTOO, MOUSE-COLOURED TYRANNULET, GREEN-TAILED
JACAMAR, GREAT YELLOW-HEADED VULTURE, HOUSE SPARROW (at the final knockings).
GOLDEN-HANDED
TAMARIN, SQUIRREL MONKEY
Suriname Total = 223
Suriname Lifers = 109
Trip Total = 654
Trip Lifers = 259
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