 During a jungle hike, I stumbled upon this large butterfly while resting on this dry leaf. This is an Owl butterfly and is one of the few butterflies that are easily photographed.
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 I finally managed to capture all monkeys known in Suriname. These are the last ones; Wedge-capped Capuchins.
 Suddenly you are not alone in the jungle. This is my encounter with Red Howler Monkeys in Kabalebo, Suriname.
 February was a busy month so I decided to divide the photos in different parts. This is part 1.
 When I took this picture of a common Squirrel monkey, it just had its eyes half closed. Almost letting you think that monkeys also have daily problems or are in need of a power nap. Usually they are constantly moving so taking pictures of them can sometimes result in crazy funny photos.
 I almost missed this deer because it was standing still right behind those dry branches near the forest edge. Out in the open but still well hidden.
 The White-throated Toucan is one you will likely see or hear on a daily basis. This one was seen out in the open and here you can clearly see the colors on its mandible.
 Red-and-green Macaws are one of the three large macaws you can see in Kabalebo. This one was eating on top of this branch but when we spotted it, it stopped eating and was looking back at us.
 Common bird from the interior of Kabalebo. Usually seen in small groups. From time to time they are noisy and seen very close together on top of one branch. Sometimes they like to wander around a bit, away from the group, but not too far.
This one was sitting perfectly still on top of all these leaves and the light was also working along. This made it possible to capture all the details on this bird. |
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