Blog Archives

A silent predator

3/31/2017

Once again: the Black Hawk-Eagle.

Butterflies: 88 Butterfly

3/29/2017

An active and thereby difficult to spot butterfly: the Diaethria clymena (88 or 89 butterfly).

Gray-winged Trumpeters

3/27/2017

An exclusive bird of the Amazon: the Gray-winged Trumpeter.

Sharing ....? # 3

3/24/2017

An unlikely event at the feeder.

King Vulture

3/20/2017

Meet the largest and most dominant vulture of Kabalebo: the King Vulture.

The Jungle officer

3/17/2017

Almost invisible and undercover: the Screaming Piha.

Top 10 - most difficult to photograph

3/15/2017

Here is my top 10 - most difficult to photograph list for the past years.

Table for two

3/13/2017

Sometimes we consider the ocelot feeder as a table for two.

The Crossover

3/10/2017

Just minding his own business.

A common rare bird

3/8/2017

This rare bird has been seen so often, it is considered a common bird in Kabalebo.

Skills #3

3/6/2017

Just when you think that the fruit is falling when ripe, look up and think again.

Spotted Sandpiper

3/1/2017

A resident of the river edge: Spotted Sandpiper.