Panama – Photo Gallery

Panama – Photo Gallery

Panama, a narrow land bridge between North and South America, is one of the most biodiverse countries on the planet. Its rich mosaic of tropical rainforests, wetlands and coastlines provides a vital corridor for wildlife, supporting an extraordinary variety of birdlife, mammals and reptiles.

Below we present a selection of photographs taken by participant Robin Lee during his recent tour, capturing some of the remarkable species and landscapes encountered along the way. To view the images full screen, click on the crosshairs in the centre of each image.

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Resplendent Quetzal (Robin Lee)

Red-headed Barbet (Robin Lee)

Strawberry Poison Frog (Oophaga pumilio) (Robin Lee)

Bat Falcon (Robin Lee)

Volcano Hummingbird (Robin Lee)

Crowned Woodnymph (Robin Lee)

Resplendent Quetzal (Robin Lee)

Brown-throated Sloth (Robin Lee)

Green Kingfisher (Robin Lee)

Three-wattled Bellbird (Robin Lee)

Strawberry Poison Frog (Oophaga pumilio) (Robin Lee)

Green-and-black Poison Frog (Dendrobates auratus) (Robin Lee)

Snail Kite (Robin Lee)

Snowy Egret (Robin Lee)


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About the Author

Sara Frost

Sara Frost

Website and Marketing Manager
Sara works full time in Naturetrek's busy office as the Website and Marketing Manager. However, by training, she is a Zoologist, graduating from Newcastle University where she was also the president of the university's Zoological Society. Prior to working at Naturetrek she lived and worked in British Columbia, Canada, as a wildlife rehabilitator caring for Black Bears, Coyotes, River Otters and Raccoons on a daily basis. When she wasn't providing medical care to injured wildlife she could be found hiking in the mountains, photographing wildlife, howling with wolves and avoiding bears (usually successfully). On her return to the UK she moved to the Scottish Hebrides, where she spent three years working at sea as a wildlife guide, finding Minke Whales, Otters, dolphins and eagles for her guests on a daily basis! She also spent her summers as the Senior Wildlife Officer on a ship in the North Sea, collecting sightings data on whales and dolphins, and delivering marine biology lectures to guests.
Always keen to be involved with media, Sara has presented on both live radio and TV, has had her writing and photos published in multiple wildlife and travel magazines and has worked as a guide for Ray Mears and TV film crews for several natural history documentaries. A keen cetacean spotter, Sara specialises in leading Naturetrek's cruises in the Hebrides, Indonesia, the Maldives, Baja California and Arctic, as well as our holidays in the Azores.

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