Many brown throated three toed sloth (of bradypus vatiegatus) visit the grounds of Pagoda so keep an eye up.

Other critters you may see in the yard

  • A mother monkey and her baby perched in a leafy tree surrounded by green leaves and small pink flowers.

    Howler Monkey

    If you don’t see one in the yard, you will definitely hear them in the distance.

  • A colorful hummingbird with iridescent green and blue feathers perched on a thin branch among green leaves and plants, with a blurred green background.

    Humming birds

    Many kinds!

  • A brown groundhog standing on forest floor with leaves.

    Agouti

    Our lovable jungle rats

  • A colorful toucan perched on a tree branch with yellow, brown, and green leaves in the background.

    Yellow Throated Toucans

    A daily visitor

  • A white-faced capuchin monkey sitting on a tree in a dense jungle surrounded by green palm leaves and a tree trunk.

    White Faced Capuchin Monkey

    Visit often to eat fruit from the trees

  • A colorful bird perched on a branch amidst lush, vibrant foliage.

    Motmots

    Friends of Pagoda

  • Four Malayan tapirs with distinctive long, curled horns and black and white markings in a grassy area.

    Coati/Pizote

    Our version of raccoon

  • Blue butterfly on green leaf

    Blue Morpho butterfly

    If you see one you will have a great day.

  • An iguana with wings, resembling a dragon, on a brick surface outdoors.

    Basilisk lizard

    They like to bask on the pool lava rock

We also partner with The Sloth Institute to add “wildlife bridges” at Pagoda and across the roads in our entire community.

  • Two people working outdoors on a ladder among lush tropical plants, one holding the ladder steady while the other climbs, with a pink and white flower in the foreground.

    Putting up lines for more tree access.

  • A logo with a smiling sloth's face in the center, surrounded by a green circular band with white text that reads 'The Sloth Institute.' The outer ring has additional text, 'Save a Sloth. Save a Tree. Save a Forest,' and features green leaves.

    Donate to help our sloths

  • Two people taking a selfie outdoors in a lush, green area with tropical plants and trees. One person holds a snake coiled around their arm.

    Pagoda loves the Sloth Institute

Please donate to sloth research, rehab and release