Osa Wildlife Sanctuary

Corcovado National Park Wildlife, Wildlife Refuges in Costa Rica, Osa Peninsula Wildlife

Corcovado National Park Wildlife, Osa Peninsula Nature, rainforest, fun wildlife refuges close by. Visit a rainforest reserve, preserve conservation lands, and create jobs on the Osa Peninsula. Located near Matapalo ecolodges, are fun Eco Tours near Matapalo beaches and Drake Bay .Puerto Jimenez Tours, Scarlet Macaws PARROTS all over the place in downtown Puerto Jimenez, the gateway to Corcovado National Park, near Osa Peninsula beach hotels. Amazing Puerto Jimenez tours too, near our eco lodge in Matapalo. I can see why Pirates got their eyes pecked out by these guys. The parrots run the old gold mine town of Puerto Jimenez near tours and lodging on The Osa Peninsula is Awesome for family vacation travel without staying at crowded ecolodges , hotels and expensive resorts on beach. Great birding and bird and birdwatching near Corcovado National Park Video and all over the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica also great eco tours near lodges, resorts airports and car rentals in Puerto Jimenez. Stay with us at Lapas Nest Treehouse in Costa Rica and live high in the canopy with our Scarlet Macaw Parrots. We call our tree house The Lapas Nest Vacation Home Rental for good reasons, these squawkers Parrots & Scarlet Macaws have you up bright an early. near Corcovado National Park, wildlife, and lodges, lodging and near great Osa Peninsula Birding and Birdwatching. Call or contact Blondie at 508-714-0622 for tree house weekly rental reservations.
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Costa Rica Osa Peninsula Corcovado OVERVIEW U Should GO!

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The Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica is one of my favorite places to visit, including the world famous Corcovado National Park. The Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica is where nature goes to see itself in all its amazing beauty. In the Osa (Corovado area) of Costa Rica you have the BEST of both worlds- the wildness of the jungle bordered by the awe of the Pacific Ocean. Everything is down in the Osa Peninsula- 4 species of monkeys, ocelots, margays, pumas and if you're going to see a jaguar, you going to see it at the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica. Macaws, and about another million species of birds and of course all the other animals that call Costa Rica home. Then of course you have the Pacific Ocean and Golfo Dulce with the spinner dolphins, humpback whales (seasonal) and some of the best deep sea fishing anywhere. The Osa Peninsula is the wild, wild west of Costa Rica. Not necessarily for everyone but if you are an adventurer/hiker, explorer, love all the different types of flora and fauna then the Osa and the Corcovado National Park is for you.

This video- Costa Rica, Osa Peninsula, Corcovado OVERVIEW Who Should Go? is exactly what it says, an overview of the area. Where is Corcovado? How do you get to the Osa Peninsula? Who should visit the Osa Peninsula as well as who shouldn't lol. Also in the video are a few travel tips for the area and our recommendation of a place you can stay 'Corcovado Adventures Tent Camp'. Obviously not the only game in town, but we loved it.

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Costa Rica, Osa Peninsula Wildlife Refuge, Dolphin Tours, Wildlife Adventures.

Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica Wildlife Adventures in remote southern Costa Rica, Osa Peninsula Conservation. Turtles close to beach, volunteer programs near wildlife refuge and sea turtle hatcheries. Corcovado National Park, in Southern Costa Rica in where all the endangered animals are. Tours and Hiking. Fun Eco tours, lodging, alternative home rentals near Corcovado National Park Costa Rica. just 1 hr. from Puerto Jimenez where you will find tours, hotels, eco lodges and ecotourism - lodging. We think the best way to see The Osa Peninsula is to rent one of Blondie and Mikes homes for one weekly, the best family lodging is our Lapas Nest Treehouse , which gives you plenty of time to explore beaches and Costa Rica. take up hiking or birdwatching, monkeys, toucans, frogs, and parrots on our property and spend your days in hammocks or our swimming pool. Our Lapas Home is similar to eco lodges in Matapalo, except more private and secluded than lodging near quiet beaches, and much cooler in the rainforest vs. the beach and Lapas Home Rental is high in the mountains near Corcovado National Park - Osa Peninsula,
and the best part is we are only 10 Minutes N. of Puerto Jimenez Contact Blondie for all your rental and travel information- / 508-714-0622
Awesome Costa Rica wildlife youtube videos ! Wildlife, conservation and protecting nature and the environment in Southern Costa Rica. Visit Our Osa Peninsula Wildlife refuges. For house rental info contact Blondie - 508-714-0622. Video by Mitch Popa Productions

Aguilda de Osa, Costa Rica - View from Above

A view from the sky of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, where we were fishing and staying at the Aguila de Osa, a marine and rainforest adventure lodge!

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Costa Rica Wildlife Videos,Osa Peninsula, Remote and Private Lodging near Corcovado National Park.

The Osa Peninsula Rainforest have more animal species, wildlife and environment activists than anywhere in Costa Rica. Visit Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, See 4 types of monkeys, tapirs, sloths and vist our Costa Rica Wildlife Refuge, animal rescue center located here on the Osa Peninsula, Puerto Jimenez. Our family vacation was priave and surprisingly close to Corcovado National Park. our main list of things to do, after our car rental broke down near Matapalo. we spent 5-6 days hiking through The Osa Peninsula studying ecology on the Osa, our group loved it, first we were going to stay at some eco resort lodge, hotel, resort style house, more like a eco lodge on the beach near Matapalo, then we stumbled across the Lapas Home vacation Rental house, close to beach - just 10 min. North of Puerto Jimenez Costa Rica. Blondie helped us out our family travel and car rentals, and Before long, we were all us heading to Costa Rica to the Osa Peninsula to rent their house . Only a few km. from Corcovado National Park, we hiked and explored that rainforest everyday. Birding, bird watching, my son is a biologist and photographer, we loved the parrots, birds and monkeys that we saw everyday on tours. Awesome videos of monkeys and parrotss during our stay on Osa. The zip line just north of their Osa Peninsula House rental and it's an awesome ride, Similiar to Costa Rica eco resorts and Osa Peninsula Green Beach Resorts. Adventure vacations in rainforest are more private too. Osa is the spot in Southern Costa Rica. Video Contact Blondie at 508-714-0622

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Maravillas de Puerto Jimenez - Costa Rica

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OSA Peninsula, primary forest, Costa Rica

This clip is only recommended to peace of mind visitors who have time and the spirit to dive into the primary forest listening to the wonderful nature sound and get an glimpse of the incredible wildlife.

Blue-crowned Mot Mot, Black and Green Dart Frog, Neo-tropical Bird Eating, Snake, Agouti, Mantled Howler Monkey, White Faced Capuchin Monkey, Spider Monkey, Squirrel Monkey, Orb Weaver, Black and Green Dart Frog, Black-hooded Antshrike, Northern Tamandua, Great Curassow, Black Hawk, Golfo Dulce Anolis, Red-Tailed Squirrel, Scarlet Macaw, Orange-banded Snail Eater, Boa Constrictor, Moth, Collared Peccary, Koati, King Vulture, Ant, Insect, Puma and Pink Eely.

Nature Air landing at Puerto Jimenez Osa Corcovado

This is a clip of Nature Air flight landing at Puerto Jimenez, on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. Located close to Corcovado National Park.

Top 3 Reasons to Visit the Jaguar Rescue Center in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica

Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica is the main tourist destination on the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica. And one of the top things to do in Puerto Viejo is to visit the Jaguar Rescue Center. Even though you will probably encounter a lot of Costa Rican wildlife while visiting the Talamanca region of Limón, the Jaguar Rescue Center is the best place to see sloths, monkeys, and other animals of Costa Rica that have been rescued and cared back to health. You will also learn a lot about these animals and how to help protect them. A great thing to do during your family vacation in Puerto Viejo.

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What is the Jaguar Rescue Center?
The Jaguar Rescue Center is a temporary or permanent home for ill, injured and orphaned animals. With a focus on birds, reptiles, amphibians and small primates, the JRC provides veterinary services, round-the-clock care and comfort to animals that would otherwise be unable to survive in the rainforest or the sea of the Caribbean.

Why Jaguar?
The Jaguar is the most hunted endangered animal in the Americas. It’s a symbol of nature that suffers from a great threat of extinction.
In 2007 a baby jaguar was given to Encar and Sandro. Her mother had been murdered because local farmers suspected she had killed two goats. The baby jaguar was dehydrated and very sick. Encar and Sandro did everything they could to save it but in the end, the endangered baby jaguar died. Encar and Sandro decided to name their animal rescue center in honor of her and the Jaguar Rescue Center was born.

The jaguar represents the spirit of the king of the jungle and her memory lives on in each animal they save. The spirit of that original baby jaguar lives on in every animal we rescue and our mission of Help Us Help Them continues in her honor.

The primary goal of the JRC is to rehabilitate animals and reintroduce them back into their native habitats. Monkeys, birds, sloths, snakes and more are brought to the JRC, and treated by professional veterinarians, caregivers and a hard-working team of staff and volunteers. Food is lovingly prepared, medication is administered, and all animals get personal contact with their caregivers. When they are healed and healthy, most animals are reintroduced to their native habitats to live out their lives in the land that is their home.

For some of the friends brought to the JRC, reintroduction isn’t possible due to the nature of their illness or injuries, and these animals find a permanent, loving home at the JRC, cared for by a team of staff and volunteers, living in habitats that mimic their lives outside the JRC.

In addition to the animal-care services, the JRC provides educational services to the residents and visitors of Costa Rica, as well as internship and research opportunities for biologists, veterinarians, and researchers from around the world.

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Voici un lieu véritablement incontournable si vous êtes de passage à Puerto Viejo de Talamanca au Costa Rica ! On veut bien sûr parler du Jaguar Rescue Center, qui est un refuge qui récupère les animaux blessés et/ou abandonnés et qui après des soins les réintroduits dans la nature.
Ouvert au public depuis 2008, on vous propose aujourd'hui une petite visite guidée de ce refuge...
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Puerto Jimenez, Costa Rica

Puerto Jimenez, Costa Rica

Stream crossing between Puerto Jimenez and Carate, Costa Rica

Camera mounted on the driver side mirror of a Daihatsu Terios 4x4. Water about 0.5 m deep.

Hiking and wildlife in Corcovado National Park, Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica

Located in Osa Peninsula in South Pacific Costa Rica, Corcovado National Park is known as one of the most biodiverse places on earth. A place where jaguars still run wild, where scarlet macaws soar above the treelines, where sloths and coatis share the trees, and where the roar of the howler monkeys permeates through the rainforest. This is Corcovado National Park, the star attraction of the Osa Peninsula and the best place to hike and spot wildlife in Costa Rica.

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Wildlife of Dos Brazos on the Osa Pensinsula, Costa Rica | vLog #2 | Nature Travel Guide

Dos Brazos was my favourite spot during my 2013 backpacking wildlife trip to Costa Rica. I stayed at Dos Brazos for 3 weeks.

Maps, Photos and Videos

Map: World map showing Costa Rica.
Map: Costa Rica locations.
Map: Osa Peninsula around Dos Brazos.
Video: Scarlet Macaw eating in the centre of the Puerto Jimenez.

Map: Bolita.
Photo: River crossing at entrance to Bolita.
Video: Black-mandibled Toucan calling from the tree-tops.
Video: Bats arguing as they hang on the rafters of the hostel building.
Video: Laughing Falcon calling.
Photo: Rufous Nightjar sat on the path.
Video: Male Charming Hummingbird.
Video: Howler Monkey howling.
Video: Long-billed Hermit hummingbird feeding.
Video: Long-billed Hermit hummingbird perched.
Photo: Waterfall at Bolita.
Video: Armed goldminers enter the national park.
Video: Female Purple-crowned Fairy perched.
Photo: Leaf with pieces taken out of it, probably by an ant.
Photo: Dragonfly perched in mist.
Video: Female Black-throated Trogon.
Photo: View from Gotago.
Photo: Another view from Gotago.
Video: Camouflaged Lizard.
Video: Red-capped Manakin.
Video: Sloth moving its head.
Video: Northern Tamadala climbing tree.
Photo: Track from a wild cat.
Video: Ants cleaning up a dead spider.
Video: Spot-crowned Euphonia feeding.
Video: Lizard displaying.
Video: Two Howler Monkeys.
Video: Howler Monkey moving.
Video: Blob lifeform.

Map: Dos Brazos.
Photo: Basilisk lizard on the river.
Video: Entrance to ant colony.
Video: Ants carrying leaves.
Photo: Green Iguana in tree.
Video: Black-striped Woodcreeper feeding on tree.
Video: Spotted Sandpiper.

Map: Footpath to Puerto Jimenez and Carate.
Video: Lineated Woodpecker.
Video: Pale-billed Woodpecker.
Photo: Male Violaceous Trogon.
Video: Male Violaceous Trogon feeding.
Video: Rufous Mourner or Rufous Piha (one then another).

Map: Bolita (repeat).
Photo: Forest view near the hostel.
Video: Female Violet-crowned Woodnymph perched.
Video: Coati feeding on the rainforest floor.
Video: Snake moving slowly through the undergrowth.
Video: Black Vulture preening (not in the dark understory of the forest and so a sharper video than most of the others).
Video: Buff-throated Foliage-Gleaner calling.
Video: Scaly-throated Leaftosser.
Video: Male Black-throated Trogon.
Video: Puffbird perched.
Video: Squirrel eating.

References

A lot of the things I say in this video are based on personal experience and so do not need referencing (this is known as primary research in academia). Of the remaining content, a lot of the wildlife/nature knowledge I talk about is relatively easily verified and/or generally accepted at this stage of human civilisation; the following references are suitable for this general information.





Federicao A. Chinchilla, 1997. La dieta del jaguar (Panteroa onca), el puma (Felis concolor) y el manigordo (Felis pardalis) (Carnivora: Felidae) en el Parque Nacional Corcovado, Costa Rica, Rev. Biol. Trop. 75 (3) 1223-1229. (Study of 11 months studying fecal pellets on 50km of trails. Tells us that most of their diet is of other mammals. And the Jaguar mainly ate mammals with a body weight in excess of 2.5Kg. By comparison, the Ocelot mainly ate the Spiny Rat.)

Richard Garrigues and Robert Dean, 2007. Birds of Costa Rica, Christopher Helm.

Mark Wainwright, 2007. The Mammals of Costa Rica, Zona Tropical.

E Arnold, 2004. A Field Guide to the Reptiles and Amphibians of Britain and Europe, Collins.

Tour of the Osa wildlife!

Back in 2007, Jacob and Zach went on a trip for 3 months to volunteer
at the sanctuary. It contained a variety of animals including sloths,
ocelots, 4 species of primates, toucans, owls, and many more animals.
Some were releasable and others were not. This video is a quick 8
minute tour of some of the animals you might see while visiting Costa
Rica! Enjoy!

Osa Peninsula Summer Vacation Home Rentals near Puerto Jimenez beaches.

Osa Peninsula Ecolodges can be crowded and Costa Rica, Osa Peninsula Vacation Rental Homes are more private and secluded than Southern Costa Rica eco lodges. Puerto Jimenez vacation rentals homes near secluded beach. Summer vacations on the Osa Peninsula in Southern Costa Rica, ocean view home rentals are in rainforest near the beaches of Costa Rica. Unlike lodges, eco resorts and Puerto Jimenez hotels, Lapa's Vacation Rental Home is private and offers great hiking, wildlife and eco tours. Our 3-5 bedroom ocean view home rentals overlooking Golfo Dulce, and Corcovado National Park. Summer vacation to Costa Rica's most remote and wild destinations here on the Osa Peninsula. 15 minutes north of Puerto Jimenez, Osa Peninsula and near Corcovado National Park. Beach spa, massage and yoga on the Osa Peninsula. Costa Rica spa, retreat and rejuvenation in rainforest. Private chef services available , eco tours, hiking and fun on water with dolphins and turtles. Costa Rica spas in southern zone are new to the area. Eco vacation packages high above the Osa Peninsula yoga spas and also near beach, much cooler than Costa Rica eco resorts on hot beaches. Stay with us up in the mountains high above beach where it's cooler. 3,4,5 bedroom vacation rentals for your family summer vacation to Costa Rica, Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica just a few minutes from Puerto Jimenez hotels and crowded beach resorts near beach. Call or email for summer vacations to Southern Costa Rica. info@osarentals.com / 508-714-0622 / 506-8378-3013.
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Puerto Jimenez vacation rentals, houses and homes near secluded beaches. Summer vacations, Osa Peninsula in Southern Costa Rica. Ocean view home rentals are in rainforest near the beaches of Southern Costa Rica where jaguars still roam. Unlike lodges, eco resorts and Puerto Jimenez hotels, Lapa's Vacation Rental Home is private and offers great hiking, wildlife and eco tours. We are located near Corcovado National Park, Osa Peninsula in remote southern Costa Rica. 2014, Costa Rica summer vacations for large families, groups and family travel together to Costa Rica.

Paul-ee Scarlet Macaw at Lookout Inn Costa Rica

This is Polly or Paul-ee, cause we think he is a male, started hanging around the Lookout Inn about 14 months ago.. sleeps here in the rafters next to the bar / kitchen and loves attention and the camera.. visits us normally for breakfast ,lunch and then happy hour.. drinks from the kitchen sink and plays on the floor like a dog-- he/she comes and goes and acts like a lil wild 2 year old kid with wings -- still hangs out with other macaws in the wild almond trees, but prefers humans and he sits on the chairs with us on the beach too-- the guests love it-- me i have to clean up bird poop all day---