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Trish and I saw four monkey species on Panama trip. In my last post, I showed photos of Geoffroy's Tamarin. And here are the other three.
The first two photos are MANTLED HOWLER MONKEYS. These are not the same species we usually see in Belize. These monkeys can be heard at least a half mile away, and they often howl in the early mornings and evenings.
The next one is the WHITE-FACED CAPUCHIN. This one seemed to have a perpetually grouchy face.
Finally, the last photo is a WESTERN NIGHT MONKEY. These are nocturnal, which makes them difficult to photograph. I took this photo while our guide shone a spotlight on it.
The first two photos are MANTLED HOWLER MONKEYS. These are not the same species we usually see in Belize. These monkeys can be heard at least a half mile away, and they often howl in the early mornings and evenings.
The next one is the WHITE-FACED CAPUCHIN. This one seemed to have a perpetually grouchy face.
Finally, the last photo is a WESTERN NIGHT MONKEY. These are nocturnal, which makes them difficult to photograph. I took this photo while our guide shone a spotlight on it.
Photo credits:
Monkeys - Stan C. Smith
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