I got up today with the sensation that November had gone in a flash. As if October had been naturally followed by December…One day, I had still one month of volunteer work to do, and the next one, I was finished volunteering. Just like that. I guess that it is just a sign of how … More Where did November go?
Afgelopen week was een week met stress voor Cristina. Met name omdat ze haar rapport met een voorstel voor een onderzoeksstation af wilde hebben. Dat lukte en men was er blij mee. Of er ook een onderzoeksstation komt, is nog maar de vraag, maar ze heeft weer haar stinkende best gedaan. Cristina en ik hebben … More Week 46. Poep opruimen. Alweer. Maar dit keer anders
The people at the JRC’s clinic asked Cristina if she would be interested in assisting there for a couple of days. She didn’t need much time to say ‘YES’. She started yesterday, and already today you can see her in a Facebook live video. … More Cristina on the JRC’s Facebook live channel
Last week was a particularly busy week at La Ceiba. It all started with the visit of the vet on Sunday. He was bringing back a small parrot that had to go to the clinic and he took the chance to visit all the animals that we had at the pre-release station. When I found … More A busy week- releases and newcomers
One of the things that I like about the JRC and the reason why we ended volunteering here is that they do have a strong philosophy of rescue and release. So much, that one of the reasons why they bought the nature reserve is to have a piece of forest where they can use to … More The different types of wildlife release
Last night we were deeply sleep when I heard things falling down in the kitchen. Bang, bing! clock! Followed by some fast steps. Tip tip tip…bang! I went into full alert at once! It took me a second to stand up and go out of the bedroom to check what it was….carefully making sure that … More There is something in the kitchen!
Hi, my name is Rocket. I am a Northern Raccoon that has been raised as a pet. One day my owner, an otherwise nice lady that fed me cookies and coffee, got tired of me and decided to take me to a new home together with my housemate, a capuchin monkey. She said I was … More Funny, these humans…
Een week in het teken van het lokale wild. Het wilde wild, en het vrijgelaten wild. … More Week 45. Het lokale wild
The English Google translate version of the Dutch post
Afgelopen week was de tweede rustige week op rij, maar alles behalve saai. Afgelopen woensdag zijn we op excursie geweest naar Nationaal Park Cahuita. We hebben ook wat nieuw natuurschoon in La Ceiba ontdekt afgelopen week. Zelf gezien of gevangen met de cameraval. … More Week 44. Tranquilo dos
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