Page 1 - National Park drawings

Guess the national park ‘depicted’ and the animals drawn! The first of three pages based on this national park. Hopefully they are guessable...

A clue as to the identity of the national park lies in the topmost drawing. Hope you like it.

EDIT: Apologies if the drawings are a bit sketchy, they were done pretty quick to keep it as more of a sketchbook than an accurate representation of each species. If you guess what the species are, you are welcome to guess which species will appear in the next two pages for the same national park!

I know it’s in the Andes...

Is that a guanaco or a vicuña?

@ChIkEn NuGrEt Yes, one of the two. Hopefully the others are vaguely recognisable.

Torres del Paine (Chile), which is very high on my wish list of places to visit.

@Arizona Docent Glad it was recognisable! Predominantly for pumas I assume?

@amur leopard Yes. The problem is the national park cut off the puma trackers several years ago by ruling it impossible to go off the main road. So neighboring estancias (ranches) now let in puma tour operators, but the going rate is eight thousand dollars for a trip.

Followup post: I also want to see Torres del Paine for landscape photography. I could do this on my own for much less money, but the chances of seeing a puma would be slim.

@Arizona Docent Yes, when I went on iNaturalist to research the National Park I only found a few pics of pumas, mostly from a very long distance.

If you look up the organized photo tours on the estancias, you will find some unbelievable photos of wild pumas. Here is one of the premier wildlife photo companies (one that my relatives and I considered doing if we could ever afford it). Just look at the photos: Puma Photography Tours in Torres del Paine, Chile. Walk with Pumas! (wildimages-phototours.com)

@Arizona Docent

Oh wow! Those are amazing! It is unfortunate that they are so pricey..