The privately owned Manu Biostation is located on the Manu river, east of the village of Boca Manu. It has a big platform
for tent camping, a screened dining hut, great bathrooms & showers, and a pet Collared Peccory and a tame Plumbeous Kite.
Eli with machete, jungle-paint and thorns in nose
Sophie with 'Gregory' the pet collared peccory
Scarlet Macaws gathered in trees beside a riverbank Claylick where they would later feed (much more impressive in person;
I didnt have the right camera)
The "Walking Palm" can 'move' towards sunlight by varying the rate that the root-things grow
All along the river we saw birds (over 100 species), Monkeys (5 species)Caimans (2 species) and the occasional village.
