El amor interrumpe el tour

On the 25th of February, right in the middle of a guided walk with Corina Leonor, the reserve decided to put on its own show without any warning: a pair of animals caught in the middle of a courtship — or something beyond courtship — before the wide-eyed astonishment of the group. The visitors had come to see the reserve, and they ended up seeing rather more than they'd bargained for. Corina says that none of them had ever witnessed anything quite like it before. There was laughter — how could there not be — but also that blend of genuine wonder that only the field can offer when it behaves like the field: no script, no schedule, no sense of shame. The chronicle remains incomplete without the names of the four-legged protagonists, but the scene, she says, spoke entirely for itself. These are the visits that people remember. Not the ones that go perfectly according to plan, but the ones that suddenly veer off toward something alive, unexpected, a little awkward, and completely real. Fundación Loros, 520 hectares where nature doesn't wait for the tour to be over.