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Procyon lotor
Raccoons are common in Costa Rica , but not so easy to see, In Cahuita National Park, sometimes we see them along trails.
Mangroves, rain, dry and Cloud forest
Nice mood shot. Thanks for sharing.
I like my Racoons relaxed!
In spanish it is call Mapache, this name comes from a native language,( náhuatl mapactli) and it means the one with hands, because of the ability to manipulate objects.
Spotted on Jun 10, 2011 Submitted on Jun 14, 2011
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Nice mood shot. Thanks for sharing.
I like my Racoons relaxed!
In spanish it is call Mapache, this name comes from a native language,( náhuatl mapactli) and it means the one with hands, because of the ability to manipulate objects.