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Saguinus fuscicollis
Saddleback Tamarin (Saguinus fusicollis), Peruvian rainforest, Indiana, Iquitos, Loreto, Peru.
They live in smaller groups and often with other tamarins in the rainforest of Amazonia.
Spotted on Feb 13, 2007
Submitted on Feb 13, 2012
37 Comments (1–25)
Thanks, folks!
Nice spotting bayucca! Congratulations :)
Groovy !!!
Congratulations, bayucca. I love tamarins, and this is very cool.
Great spot! Great animal!
It's so unique! Congratulations bayucca!
so so cute
congratulations bayucca
Congrats bayucca!
Congratulations on this SOTD bayucca, what a lovely spotting :-)
Thanks, Doc and Welcome and thanks, Tina! And thanks to all others!
A big Congratulations to you for the SOTD, and thank you for all the support so far :)
Tina
Congrats doc!
Interesting-looking Tamarin and a great photo- Congratulations, Dominik !!
Congratulations !!
Congrats :)
Amazing spotting! Congrats!
amazing shot, beautiful organism
Nice work Dominik. Congratulations. What a fabulous animal.
What a surprise!! Thanks, Karen and thanks, folks!
@EnvUnlimited: The Peruvian rainforests are of the most exciting places I ever visited! It is about the time to go back into the jungle...
Congrats bayucca!
Congratulations bayucca!
Congrats Bayucca! Great spot!
Congrats Dominik, he is so cute!
Congrats Dominik, your saddleback tamarin has been chosen as the first spotting of the day of Amazon Awareness Week 2013!
The saddleback tamarin is a small primate found in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. The species often co-exists with the pygmy marmoset, sharing the same habitat and sometimes even raiding their gum holes.
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Awesome! Love him!