OK, maybe it's only me, but I really love the wildlife!
Reptiles, Amphibians, Fish and Bugs
Blue Jeans Frog (Strawberry Poison Dart Frog Morph)
Red webbed tree frog
Jesus Christ lizard (no photo)
Bullet ant
Golden Ant
Purple giant grasshopper
Leopardy looking fish (???)
Crab
Humongous spider (???)
Cute tiny lizards
Crocodile (small)
Birds
Anhinga (no photo)
Green heron
Green heron
Collared Aracari (small toucan)
Tiger heron
Black vulture
Social flycatcher
Great kiskidee
Baltimore oreole (no photo)
Great egret
Northern jakana (no photo)
Black vulture
Social flycatcher
Great kiskidee
Baltimore oreole (no photo)
Great egret
Northern jakana (no photo)
Grey necked woodrail
Green macaw
Mammals
3 toed sloth
White faced Capuchin
Spider Monkey
White faced Capuchin
Spider Monkey
Mantled Howler monkey
Blue Jeans Frog (Strawberry Poison Dart Frog Morph) |
Red webbed tree frog |
Bullet Ant |
Bullet Ant |
Golden Ant |
Golden Ant |
Purple Giant Grasshopper |
Fish ??? |
Crab |
Spider too large to swat with a newspaper |
3cm long lizardlet |
Croc! |
Birds
Green Heron |
Collared Aracari (small toucan) |
Collared Aracari (small toucan) |
Tiger Heron |
Black Vulture |
Social Flycatcher |
Kiskidee |
Great Egret |
Tiger Heron ? |
Tiger Heron ? |
Grey necked woodrail |
Green Macaw |
Green Macaw |
Mammals
3 Toed Sloth
These guys are totally un-photogenic. All you can see most of the time is a grey brown hairball high up in a tree! There are 2 videos which makes it easier to see them, here, and here.
with baby! |
This one might be a 2 toed sloth with a baby |
White Faced Capuchin
These guys are soooooooooo cute!
Howler Monkey
Whilst the noisiest of the monkeys, they also seem to be the least easy to see
Yes, in this pic there is a howler monkey. Not easy to see, but... |
Spider Monkeys
After an initial distant glimpse of just one, we were then treated to a large group of them passing over the canal we were on. Video of that is here, and here
The only glimpse I thought I was going to get |
And then, next morning on the way to breakfast, there was this happy little tribe in the lodge grounds! Video here
The underside of their prehensile tails isn't hairy, it's leathery like their hands |
Great! Keep the blogs coming. Love Dad
ReplyDeleteLove all the wildlife - enjoying the blog!, Carolyn
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