
Our Road Trip Facts & Figures
Updated as of: March 19, 2025
By the Numbers
Days on the Road:Â 6,592 days (18.0 years)
Miles Driven:Â 262,226 miles/422,000 km, which is…
- 1.1 trips to the moon
- 10.5 times around the earth
- 94.5 NYC to LA trips
Driving Time:  8,571.3 hours — 357.1 days (based on engine hours)
Highest Point On the Road:
Paved: 16,109 feet/4,910 meters  (highway to Colca Canyon, Arequipa, Peru)
Unpaved: 16,447 feet/5,013 meters (Bolivia’s SW Circuit near Sol de Mañana)
Vehicle Ferries:Â 62
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Full-time travel for more than 19 years... and counting.
Out of the 23 continent-based countries in the Americas so far we have visited:
- USA
- Canada
- Mexico
- Belize
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- El Salvador
- Nicaragua
- Costa Rica
- Panama
- Colombia
- Ecuador
- Peru
- Brazil
- Bolivia
- Argentina
- Chile
- Paraguay
- Uruguay
Plus, non-land-based:
- Domincan Republic
And:
- Antarctica
What’s left?
We’re still working on Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.
Which leaves Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana
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- Â June 2006Â –Â Niagra Falls, NY, USAÂ Â > Â Queenston, Ontario, Canada
-  June 2006 – Sarnia, Ontario, Canada   >  Port Huron, Michigan, USA [I-94]
-  July 2006  – Sweet Grass, Montana, USA  >  Coutts, Alberta, Canada [I-15]Â
-  July 2006  – Alberta, Canada  >  Chief Mountain, Montana, USAÂ
- Â July 2006Â Â –Â Porthill, Idaho, USAÂ Â > Â Creston, Alberta, Canada
-  Aug. 2006 –  British Columbia, Canada  >  Skagway, Alaska, USA [White Pass]
- Â Sept. 2006Â –Â Â Haines, Alaska, USAÂ Â > Â Pleasant Camp, BC, Canada
-  Sept. 2006 –  Yukon, Canada  >  Alaska, USA [ALCAN Highway]
- Â Oct. 2006Â Â –Â Â Poker Creek, Alaska, USAÂ Â > Â Little Gold Creek, Yukon, Canada
-  Oct. 2006  –  Little Gold Creek, Yukon, Canada  >  Poker Creek, Alaska, USA [Top of the World Highway]
-  Oct. 2006  –  Alaska, USA  >  Yukon, Canada  [ALCAN Highway]
-  Oct. 2006  –  Pleasant Camp, BC, Canada   >  Haines, Alaska, USA
-  Nov. 2006  –  Blaine, Washington, USA  >  Douglas, BC, Canada [I-5 – Peace Arch] Â
-  Dec. 2006 –  Douglas, BC, Canada  >  Blaine, Washington, USA [I-5 – Peace Arch]
- Â Feb. 2007Â Â –Â Â Calexico, California, USAÂ Â > Â Mexicali, Mexico
-  Feb. 2007  –  Mexicali, Mexico  >  Calexico, California, USAÂ
- Â Oct. 2007Â Â –Â Â Lubec, Maine, USAÂ Â > Â Campobello Island, New Brunsick, Canada
-  Oct. 2007  –  Campobello Island, New Brunsick, Canada  >  Lubec, Maine, USA
- Â Oct. 2007Â Â –Â Â Maine, USAÂ Â > Â St. Stephen, New Brunsick, Canada
-  Nov. 2007 –  Quebec, Canada  >  Vermont, USA [I-89]
-  Nov. 2007 –  Alburg, Vermont, USA  >  Noyan, Quebec, Canada
-  Nov. 2007 –  Quebec, Canada  >  Champlain, New York, USA [I-87]  *Yep, that makes 20 US/Canada border crossings
- Â Dec. 2008Â –Â Â Presidio, Texas, USAÂ Â > Â Â Ojinaga, Mexico
-  June 2009 –  Ciudad Juarez, Mexico  >   El Paso, Texas, USA
- Â Oct. 2009Â –Â Â Â Santa Teresa, New Mexico, USAÂ Â > Â Â Chihuahua State, Mexico
-  April 2010 –   Chetumal, Mexico  >   Corozal, Belize
- May 2010  –  Corozal, Belize  >  Chetumal, Mexico
-  Oct. 2010  –  Chiapas, Mexico  >   Talisman, Guatemala
-  Jan. 2011  –  Melchor, Guatemala  >  Benque Viejo, Belize
-  March 2011 – Benque Viejo, Belize  >  Melchor, Guatemala
-  June 2011 –  Guatemala  >  El Florido, Honduras [Copan]
-  Oct. 2011  –  Ocotepeque, Honduras   >  El Poy, El Salvador
-  Dec. 2011  –   El Amatillo, El Salvador  >  Honduras [Puente La Amistad]
-  Dec. 2011  –   Honduras  >  Las Manos, Nicaragua
-  Dec. 2011  –  Sapoa, Nicaragua  >  Peñas Blancas, Costa Rica
-  Feb. 2012  –  Sixaola, Costa Rica  >  Guabito, Panama
-  March 2012 – Progreso, Panama   >  Paso Canoas, Costa Rica
-  April 2012  –  Peñas Blancas, Costa Rica  >  Sapoa, Nicaragua
-  July 2012  –  Sapoa, Nicaragua  >  Peñas Blancas, Costa Rica
-  Dec. 2012  –  Paso Canoas, Costa Rica  >   Progreso, Panama
-  March 2013 – Guabito, Panama   >  Sixaola, Costa Rica
-  March 2013 – Sixaola, Costa Rica  >  Guabito, Panama
-  July 2013  –  Container shipping: Colon, Panama  >  Cartagena, Colombia
-  Dec. 2013  –  Ipiales, Colombia  >  Tulcan, Ecuador
-  March 2014 – Tulcan, Ecuador  >  Ipiales, Colombia
-  Oct. 2014  –  Ipiales, Colombia  >  Tulcan, Ecuador
-  Jan. 2015  –  Tulcan, Ecuador  >  Ipiales, Colombia
-  Sept. 2015 –  Ipiales, Colombia  >  Tulcan, Ecuador  *Record 5x same border
-  Oct. 2015  –   Las Balsa, Ecuador  >  La Balza, Peru
-  Dec. 2015  –  Zarumilla/Tumbes, Peru  >  Haquilles, Ecuador
-  March 2016 – Haquilles, Ecuador  >  Zarumilla/Tumbes, Peru
-  June 2016 –  Tacna, Peru  >  Arica, Chile
-  June 2016 –  Arica, Chile  >  Tacna, Peru
-  Sept. 2016 –  Iñapari, Peru  >  Assis Brasil, Brazil [Amazon]
-  Dec. 2016  –  Corumbá, Brazil  >  Puerto Quijarro, Bolivia
-  Dec. 2016  –  YacuÃba, Bolivia  >  Salvador Mazza, Salta, Argentina
-  March 2017 – Jujuy, Argentina >  San Pedro de Atacama, Chile  [Jama Pass]
-  April 2017  –  Arica, Chile  >  Tacna, Peru
-  July 2017  –  Kasani, Peru > Copacabana, Bolivia  [Lake Titicaca]Â
-  Oct. 2017  –  Pisiga, Bolivia > Colchane, Chile
-  Oct. 2017  –  Arica, Chile > Tacna, Peru
-  Jan. 2018  –  Desaguadero, Peru > Desaguadero, Bolivia
-  March 2018 – Copacabana, Bolivia  [Lake Titicaca] > Kasani, PeruÂ
-  June 2018 –  Kasani, Peru > Copacabana, Bolivia  [Lake Titicaca]Â
- June 2018 –    Copacabana, Bolivia  [Lake Titicaca] > Kasani, Peru
-  Dec. 2018  –  Kasani, Peru > Copacabana, Bolivia  [Lake Titicaca]Â
- Jan. 2019  –   Desaguadero, Bolivia >  Desaguadero, Peru
-  Jan. 2019  –  Desaguadero, Peru > Desaguadero, Bolivia
-  Feb. 2019  –  Villazon, Bolivia > La Quiaca, Jujuy, Argentina
-  June 2019 –  Mendoza, Argentina > Los Andes, Chile [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  July 2019  –  Los Andes, Chile > Mendoza, Argentina [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
- Sept. 2019 –   Malargüe, Mendoza, Argentina > Talca, Chile [Paso Pehuenche]
-  Oct. 2019  –  Talca, Chile > Malargüe, Mendoza, Argentina [Paso Pehuenche]
-  Dec. 2019  –  Rio Gallegos, Santa Cruz, Argentina > Magellanes, Chile [Paso Integración Austral]
-  Dec. 2019  –  Tierra del Fuego, Chile > Rio Grande, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina [Paso San Sebastián]
-  Jan. 2020  –  Rio Grande, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina >  Tierra del Fuego, Chile [Paso RÃo Bellavista]
-  Jan. 2020  –  Torres del Paine National Park, Chile > Cancha Carrera, Santa Cruz, Argentina [Paso Rio Don Guillermo]
-  Feb. 2020  –  Bajo Caracoles, Argentina > Patagonia National Park, Chile [Paso Roballos]
-  March 2020 – Futaleufú, Chile > Travelin, Chubut, Argentina [Paso RÃo Futaleufú]
—Â PANDEMIC: Local borders closed March 19, 2020 – January 4, 2022Â —
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-  Jan. 2022  –  Mendoza, Argentina > Los Andes, Chile [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  April 2022 –  Magallanes, Chile > Rio Gallegos, Santa Cruz, Argentina [Paso Integración Austral]
-  May 2022  –  Villa La Angostura, Neuquen, Argentina > Entre Rios, Chile  [Paso Cardinal Antonio Samoré]
-  June 2022  –  Los Andes, Chile > Mendoza, Argentina [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  July 2022  –  Mendoza, Argentina > Los Andes, Chile [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  Sept. 2022  –  Los Andes, Chile > Mendoza, Argentina [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  Dec. 2022  –  Villa La Angostura, Neuquen, Argentina > Entre Rios, Chile  [Paso Cardinal Antonio Samoré]
-  Feb. 2023  –  Chile Chico, Chile > Los Antiguos, Argentina [Paso Rio Jeinemeni]
-  Feb. 2023  –  Travelin, Chubut, Argentina > Futaleufú, Chile [Paso RÃo Futaleufú]
-  Feb. 2023  –  Futaleufú, Chile > Travelin, Chubut, Argentina [Paso RÃo Futaleufú]
-  March 2023 – Junin de los Andes, Argentina > Pucon, Chile [Paso Mamuil Malal]
-  April 2023  –  Los Andes, Chile > Mendoza, Argentina [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  Dec. 2023  –  Mendoza, Argentina > Los Andes, Chile [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  Dec. 2023  –  La Sirena, Coquimbo, Chile > San Jose de Jachal, San Juan Prov., Argentina [Paso de Agua Negra – 15,682 ft/4,780 m: highest international road border crossing in the world]
-  Jan. 2024  –  Catamarca Prov., Argentina > Copiapó, Atacama, Chile [Paso San Francisco – 15,505 ft/4,726 m]
-  Feb. 2024   –  San Pedro de Atacama, Chile > Jujuy, Argentina  [Jama Pass]
-  March 2024 – Puerto Iguazú, Argentina > Puerto Tres Fronteras, Paraguay [Triple Frontier Ferry *our only International crossing via Ferry]
-  March 2024 – Encarnacion, Paraguay > Posadas, Argentina [San Roque González de Santa Cruz Bridge International Bridge]
-  April 2024 –  Colón, Argentina > Paysandú, Uruguay [General José Gervasio Artiga International Bridge]
-  April 2024 –  Fray Bentos, Uruguay > Gualeguaychú, Argentina [General San MartÃn International Bridge]
-  July 2024  –  Mendoza, Argentina > Los Andes, Chile [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  July 2024  –  Los Andes, Chile > Mendoza, Argentina [Paso Internacional Los Libertadores]
-  Nov. 2024  –  Colón, Argentina > Paysandú, Uruguay [General José Gervasio Artiga International Bridge]
-  Nov. 2024  –  Chuy, Uruguay > ChuÃ, Brazil
+ 3 not quite official round-trip, single-day crossings around the Triple Frontier region of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay
- Mexico – 6 (1 legit for running a red light cost us 100 pesos; 3 occurred in the Mexico City region, and 2 in Cancun)
- Ecuador -1
- Argentina – 1 (Not quite a shakedown, but at a checkpoint clearly set up to make monthly quotas in Cordoba, the police insisted on giving us a ticket for our bull bars/winch. While our setup may be illegal on an Argentine vehicle, we are exempt under Geneva Convention Agreements, and this does not apply to our truck. They didn’t care to hear this argument. A court clerk told me to simply ignore the ticket.)
- Â Baja, Mexico
- Â Durango, Mexico
- Â Death Valley National Park
- Â Key Largo, FL
- Â Mexico City
- Â Copan, Honduras
- Â San Jose, Costa Rica
- Â Salento, Colombia (vandalism)
- Â Peru x4 (2 delaminations on Pan-American Highway, Yungay, Nasca)
- Â Salar de Pocitos, Argentina
- Â Sajama, Bolivia
- Carretera Austral, Chile
- Licanray, Chile
- Llanada Grande, Lago tagua Tagua, Chile
- Córdoba Province, Argentina (delamination)
- Â US Â Â (Nat’l Parks, Nat’l Monuments & Nat’l Historic Sites):Â 123
-  Canada   (National Parks & National Historic Sites): 43
-  Mexico   (National Parks & Biosphere Reserves): 47
-  Belize  (National Parks, Monuments & Protected Areas): 10
-  Guatemala  (National Parks & Biosphere Reserves): 8
-  Honduras  (National Parks & Biosphere Reserves): 5
-  El Salvador  (National Parks): 3
-  Nicaragua  (National Parks & Reserves): 7
-  Costa Rica  (National Parks): 12
-  Panama  (National Parks): 5
-  Colombia  (National Parks): 6
-  Ecuador  (National Parks & Reserves): 11
-  Peru  (National Parks & Reserves): 11
-  Bolivia  (National Parks): 3
-  Argentina  (National & Provincial Parks & Reserves): 48
-  Chile  (National Parks, Reserves & Monuments): 43
-  Paraguay  (National Parks): 1
-  Uruguay  (National Parks): 6
-  Brazil   (National Parks): 6
Visited so far on our Journey:Â 131
Lifetime total:Â 244
- Â US:Â 19 of 22 (not including Hawaii & Puerto Rico)
- Â Canada:Â 10 of 22
- Â Mexico:Â 29 of 35
- Â Belize:Â 1 of 1
- Â Guatemala:Â 3 of 4
- Â Honduras:Â 1 of 2
- Â El Salvador:Â 1 of 1
- Â Nicaragua:Â 2 of 2
- Â Costa Rica:Â 2 of 4
- Â Panama: Â 5 of 5
- Â Colombia:Â 6 of 9
- Â Ecuador:Â 5 of 5
- Â Peru:Â 10 of 13
- Â Brazil:Â 9 of 24
-  Bolivia: 6 of 7
- Â Argentina:Â 11 of 12
- Â Chile:Â 7 of 7
- Â Paraguay:Â 1 of 1
- Â Uruguay:Â 3 of 3
–Annual Maps
- Read our Where We’ve Been posts for a monthly recap of our travels including maps and drive-lapse videos
Facts & Figures by Country
Days traveled  –  1,248 (41.0 months)
Miles driven  –  85,825 (3.5 times around the earth or 30.9 NYC->LA trips)
States Visited  –  45 ( out of 49 that can be driven to)
NY, NJ, PA, MD, WV, VA, TN, AL, MS, LA, KY, IN, OH, MI, WI, MN, ND, SD, NE, WY, MT, ID. AK, WA, OR, CA, AZ, NM, CO, NV, TX, FL, SC, CT, MA, VT, NH, RI, ME, NC, GA, AR, UT, OK, IL
Missed – DE, IA, KS, MO
Days traveled  –  94 (3.1 months)
Miles driven  –  14,279 (0.6 times around the earth or 3.9 Halifax, NS ->Vancouver, BC trips)
Canadian Provinces & Territories Visited  –  10 out of 12 that can be driven to
Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Yukon Territories, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Quebec
Missed – Manitoba, Saskatchewan
Days traveled  –  548 (18 months)
Miles driven  –  24,737  (1.0 times around the earth or 10.9 El Paso, TX ->Cancun trips)
Mexican States Visited  –  29  (out of 31 + DF/CDMX/Mexico City)
Aguascalientes, Baja California Norte, Baja California Sur, Campeche, Chapas, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Colima, Durango, Guerrero, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Estado de Mexico, Michoacán, Morelos, Nayarit, Oaxaca, Puebla, Querétaro, Quintana Roo, San Luis PotosÃ, Sinaloa, Sonora, Tabasco, Tlaxcala, Yucatan, Veracruz, Zacatecas, Distrito Federal (Mexico City)
Missed – Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas
Days traveled  –  78  (2.6 months)
Miles driven  –  1,548  ( 7 NYC -> Boston trips)
That’s impressive considering that driving from the northernmost point to the southernmost point in this tiny country is only 286 miles.
Days traveled  –  140  (4.6 months)
Miles driven  –  3,194  (14.5 NYC -> Boston trips)
Days traveled  –  89  (2.8 months)
Miles driven  –  1,766  ( 8.0 NYC -> Boston trips)
Days traveled  –  66   (2.1 months)
Miles driven  –  1,555  ( 7.1 NYC -> Boston trips)
Days traveled  –  174   (5.7 months)
Miles driven  –  3,723  ( 16.9 NYC -> Boston trips)
Days traveled: Â 162 Â (5.3 months)
Miles driven: Â 5,122Â Â ( 23.3 NYC -> Boston trips)
Days traveled: Â 212 Â (7.0 months)
Miles driven: Â 5,336 Â (24.3 NYC -> Boston trips)
Days traveled: Â 607Â Â (20 months)
Miles driven: Â 10,318Â Â (3.7 NYC -> LA)
Days traveled: Â 304Â Â (10.0 months)
Miles driven: Â 9,119 Â (3.3 NYC -> LA trips)
Days traveled:Â 507Â Â (16.7 months)
Miles driven: Â 16,455Â Â (5.9 NYC -> LA trips)
Days traveled:Â 248Â Â (8.2 months)
Miles driven: Â 6,810Â Â (2.5 NYC -> Boston trips)
Days traveled:Â 415Â Â (13.6 months)
Miles driven: Â 18,640Â Â (6.37NYC -> LA trips)
Days traveled:Â 1,441Â (47.4 months) || 655 days under pandemic land border closures
Miles driven:Â 43,081Â Â (15.5 NYC -> LA trips)
Days traveled:Â 10Â Â (0.3 months)
Miles driven: Â 642Â Â (0.2 NYC -> LA trips)
Days traveled:Â 41Â Â (1.3 months)
Miles driven:Â 2,036Â Â (0.7 NYC -> LA trips)
Days traveled:Â 195Â Â (6.4 months)
Miles driven:Â 8,040Â Â (2.9 NYC -> LA trips)
Fuel Facts
Total spent on fuel:Â US $56,908
Total gallons used: Â 18,356
Total Spent on Fuel:Â Â $47,633
Gallons Used:Â 15,066Â (57,031 liters)
Fuel Economy: 13.7 mpg (17.1 l/100km)
- Average Price Per Gallon (diesel):Â $3.16
— $3.54 in USÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â — $4.19 in Canada
— $2.40 in Mexico     — $5.02 in Belize
— $3.79 in Guatemala  — $4.07 in Honduras
— $4.09 El Salvador   — $4.40 in Nicaragua
— $4.64 in Costa Rica  — $3.79 Panama
— $3.73 in Colombia   — $1.03 in Ecuador
— $3.08 Peru         — $2.72 in Bolivia
— $3.55 in Brazil      — $3.98 Chile
— $2.88 in Argentina  — $4.06 Paraguay
— $4.60 in Uruguay - Highest Price Per Gallon in US: $4.75 (7/15/08 – Klamath Falls, OR)
- Lowest Price Per Gallon in US: $2.05 (12/12/08 – El Paso, TX)
- Highest Price Per Gallon in Canada: $4.64 (11/3/07 – St John’s, NF)
- Mexico price ranged from: $1.90 – 2.74
- Belize prices ranged from: $4.97 – $5.08Â
- Guatemala price ranged from: $3.08 – $4.41
- Honduras price ranged from: $4.05 – $4.19
- El Salvador price ranged from: $3.96 – $4.23
- Nicaragua price ranged from: $4.05 – $4.67
- Costa Rica price ranged from: $4.27 – $4.85
- Panama price ranged from: $3.48 – $4.07
- Colombia price ranged from: $1.82 – $4.79
(*low price is an anomaly due to black-market gas near Venezuela border) - Ecuador price ranged from: $1.02-$1.04Â *lowest price
(*lowest price so far, fuel highly subsidized by the government) - Peru price ranged from: $2.27 – $4.13
- Bolivia price ranged from: $2.05 – $3.94
(*gov’t subsidized, fixed at $2.05 for citizens, $4.89 for foreigners) - Chile price ranged from: $2.46 – $6.18Â *highest price
- Argentina price ranged from: $1.21 – $5.82
- Paraguay price ranged from: $4.06
- Uruguay price ranged from: $4.34 – $5.39
- Brazil price ranged from: $3.13 – $4.22
Total Spent on Fuel: Â Â $9,274.15
Gallons Used: Â 3290Â Â (12,455 liters)
Fuel Economy: 15.1 mpg  (18.8 l/100km)
- Average Price Per Gallon (regular gas):Â $2.82
$2.78 in US,  $3.93 in Canada,  $2.27 in Mexico - Highest Price Per Gallon in US: $3.69 (9/26/06 – Deadhorse, AK) Note the irony! A large percent of US domestic oil production comes from the surrounding oilfields and the filling station was about 2 miles from the beginning of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline.
- Highest Price Per Gallon in Canada: $4.57 (7/20/06 – Ft. Smith, NT)
- Lowest Price Per Gallon: $2.289 (2/27/07 @ Albuquerque, NM – Flying J)
We’re striving to make the Trans-Americas Journey as carbon-neutral as possible. That’s why we’re offsetting 1,000 pounds of CO2 each month through Terrapass. That’s the equivalent of 45 gallons of diesel per month, according to data from the US Energy Administration. Terapass uses green credits like ours to support environmental projects. For example, our offsets will enable the planting of 23 trees per month. We began purchasing carbon offsets in 2007, when we offset 28.5 tons of carbon.
And there’s more! If we can add Patreon members who support our Trans-Americas Journey, we’ll be able to increase our offset to 2,000 pounds of CO2 per month. That’s 46 trees! If you’re already a Patreon supporter, thanks! If you’re not, please consider supporting our Trans-Americas Journey on Patreon.

Cool Animal Sightings
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Wolf
Bear (Black, Brown, Grizzly)
Musk Ox
Caribou
Bobcat
Puma
Jaguar
Bison
Elk
Fox (red fox, arctic fox, Grey-Tailed fox, Crab-eating fox, Andean fox, Pampas fox, South American Grey fox,)
Coyote
Beaver
Hoary Marmot (actual name)
North American Pronghorn
Mountain Goat
Sheep (Big Horn sheep, Stone sheep, Dall sheep)
Deer (Sitka Black-Tailed, Mule, Red Brocket, Huemul, Pampas, Marsh)
Moose
Wolverine
Pine Martin
Nutria
Hare, Snowshoe Hare
Porcupine
Armadillo
Peccary (White-Lipped peccary, Collared peccary)
Pika
Coati
Monkey (Spider, Howler, Saki monkey, Yellow-handed Titi, Red Titi, Duski Titi, Capuchin, Squirrel, Wooly, Panamanian Night monkey)
Tamarin ( Geoffrey’s, Black-mantled, Golden-mantled)
Pygmy Marmoset
Prehensile-tailed Porcupine
Agouti
Paca
Margay
Jaguarundi
Otter (Giant, Sea, river)
Camelids (Llama, Alpaca, Vicuña, Guanaco)
Anteater (Giant Anteater, Tamandua)
Viscacha
Tapir
Mara
Capibara
Tyra
Snake (Rattlesnake, Tiger Rat, Coral snake, Boa Constrictor, Fer-de-lance, Eyelash viper, Hog Nose viper, Mexican Jumping viper, Chunkhead, Anaconda, Bushmaster)
Iguana (Land iguana, Marine iguana)
Spider (Tarantula, Blue Lasso Spider)
Scorpion
Yucatan Banded Geko
Poison Dart Frogs (Strawberry, Blue Jean, Geen & Black)
Frog (Red-Eyed Tree frog, Smokey Jungle frog, Glass frog, Darwin’s frog)
Toad (Boreal toad, Cane toad)
Galapagos Tortoise
Lizard (Lava, Argentine black and white tegu, Basalisk)
Eagles (Bald, Golden, Black-and-White hawk-eagle, Ornate hawk-eagle, Black-chested buzzard-eagle)
Hawks (Rough-legged, Harris’s, Black-Collard, White, Great Black, Common Black, Roadside ,Galapagos, Grey, Sharp-shinned, Cooper’s, Northern goshawk, Savannah, Red-shouldered, Red-tailed,Short-tailed, Swainson’s, Harrier)
Falcons (Perigrine, Prarie, Laughing, Orange-breasted, Bat, Barred Forest-falcon, Gyrfalcon, Aplomado, Kestral)
Kites (Snail, Hook-billed)
Osprey
Owls (Snowy, Boreal, Mottled, Pygmy, Tropical Screech, Short-eared, Burrowing, Spectacled)
King Vulture
Condors (California, Andean)
Caracaras (Crested, Yellow-headed, Red-throated)
Lots of Ducks, Swans & Geese
Tinamou
Guan
Curassow (Great, Bare-faced)
Chachalaka
Hoatzin
Southern Screamer
Guineafowl
Quail & Wood-quail
Turkey (Wild, Ocellated)
Pheasant, Grouse & Partridge
Ptarmigan
Grouse
Junglefowl
Sunbittern
Oilbird
Potoos (Northern, Common, Pygmy)
Nightjars & Nighthawks
Hummingbird (dozens including Marvelous Spatuletail, Giant hummingdbird, Hermits)
Cookoos (Common, Guira, Smooth-billed Ani, Groove-billed Ani, Greater Ani, Roadrunner)
Coot
Purple Gallinule
Wood Rail
Limpkin
Sandhill Crane
Loon
Penguins (Galapagos, Magellanic, Gentoo, Chinstrap, Humbolt, Emperor, Rockhopper, King)
Albatross (Wandering, Waved)
Petrel & Storm petrel
Shearwater
Flamingos (American, Chilean, James’s, Andean)
Red-billed Tropicbird
Storks (Wood, Jabiru)
Pelicans (American White, Brown)
Herons (Agami, Cappped, Boat-billed, Great Blue, Little Blue, Green, Bare-throated Tiger, Rufescent Tiger, Cucoi, Striated, Yellow-crowned Night, Lava, Bittern)
Egrets (Great, Snowy, Cattle)
Ibis (White, Scarlet, Buff-necked, Green)
Roseatte Spoonbill
Frigatebirds (Great, Magnificent)
Boobies (Blue-footed, Red-footed, Brown, Nazca)
Cormorant (Neotropic, Flightless, Magellanic, Black-tailed, Imperial)
Anhinga
American Oystercatcher
Jacana (Northern, Wattled)
Puffin
Trogans (Black-throated, Slaty-tailed, Violacious, Blue-crowned, Mountain)
Quetzals (Resplendant, Povonine)
Cock-of-the-Rock
Motmots (Blue-capped, Turquoise-browed ,Tody, Broad-billed)
Kingfishers (Ringed, Belted, Pygmy, Amazon, Green)
Puffbird & Ninbird
Rufous-tailed Jacamar
Woodpeckers & Flickers
Toucans (Keel Billed, Chestnut Mandible, White-throated, Toco, Mountain-toucan, Emerald Toucanet, Crimson-rumped Toucanet)
Aracari (Collared, Many-banded, Ivory-billed)
Toucan Barbet
Parrots (Mealy, Red-lored, Green, Blue-headed, Golden Crown, Yellow Cheeked, Scaly-headed,…)
Parakeets (Olive-Throated, Dusky, Monk, Scarlet-Shouldered Parrotlet,…)
Macaws (Scarlet, Blue & Yellow, Red-Bellied, Hyacinth, Military, Red & Green, Chestnut-fronted)
Manakins (Green, Wire-tailed, Helmeted, )
Cotingas
Long-wattled Umbrella bird
Flycatchers, Tyrant, Kingbirds & Kiskadees
Antbirds, Antwrens & Antshrikes
Antipittas
Woodcreepers
Vireos
Jays (Yucatan, Green, Purplish, Blue, Steller’s, Plush Crested)
Crows & Ravens
Darwin Finches
Galapagos Mockingbird
Meadowlark
Cacique
Oropendola (Montezema,Chestnut-headed)
Grackle
Orioles
Cowbird
Black Catbird
Euphonias
Tanagers (Black-fronted, Flame-colored, Silver-throated, Blue-grey, Paradise, Moss-backed, Scarlet…)
Saltators
Red-Legged Honeycreeper
Cardinal
Bats (tent, White-striped, Probiscous, Mexican Long-nosed, vampire)
Rhea (Lesser & Greater)
Butterflies (Monarch Butterfly migration in Mexico, Blue Morpho…)
Sharks (Scalloped Hammerhead, Tiger, Nurse, Bull, Galapagos, Whitetip, Blacktip)
Whale Shark
Whales (Humpback, Beluga, Grey, Southern Right Whale )
Orca
Dolphin (Bottlenose, Spinner, Tropical Spotted, Harbour Porpoise, Dall’s Porpoise, Amazon River Dolphin, Tonino, Austral, Chilean)
Sea Lion (Stellar, California, Southern)
Seal (Harbor, Fur, Elephant, Leopard, Crabeater)
Otter (Sea, Giant River)
Manatee
Turtles (Hawksbill, Olive Ridley, Loggerhead, Green)
Alligator, Crocodile & Caiman
Rays (Spotted Eagle, Manta, Mobula, Southern Stingray  Electric Ray, Spotted Marble)
Octopus
Squid
Frog Fish
Guitar Fish
Sun Fish (Mola-mola)
Paiche or Pirarucu (Lung Fish)
Random Observations
Red barns with silo – 293
Mini golf courses – 228 (27 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina alone)
Drive-in movie theaters open for business – 28
Taxidermy shops – 94





