Male three-toed sloths are easily distinguishable from females because they have an orange patch with a black vertical stripe down the middle of their backs. I photographed this sleepy guy one morning in El Valle, Panama. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 400, f/4 at 1/320th of a second
——- This lively fellow
——- Waits to assay a tree and stair chair
——- In hopes it may without a loss of grace
——- Increase his fundamental pace
——- Time and tide seem to
——- Favor this .
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Male three-toed sloths are easily distinguishable from females because they have an orange patch with a black vertical stripe down the middle of their backs. I photographed this sleepy guy one morning in El Valle, Panama.
He does look very sleepy, perfect Monday morning pic!
Thanks Marcia. Great seeing you and Bryant the other night. Really was a lot of fun.
——- This lively fellow
——- Waits to assay a tree and stair chair
——- In hopes it may without a loss of grace
——- Increase his fundamental pace
——- Time and tide seem to
——- Favor this .
What remarkable creatures with almost human-like faces.
About as cool as they come.