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Heron at the Fall

8/29/2018

Being attracted by the serenity of this waterfall.

An extraordinary friendship #4

3/7/2018

Here is an update on our wild tame Ara: Ra(gnar).

Knowing ocelots

2/28/2018

Something that started out of curiosity has now turned into a study: observing wild ocelots.

Tapir on the loose

2/7/2018

So, it looks like he is getting quite comfortable now.

Long-tailed Sylph

1/31/2018

Birding abroad: Long-tailed Sylph.

Three-striped Poison Frog

1/10/2018

One of the prettiest poison frog found in the forest: Three-striped Poison Frog.

Opossum during the day

1/3/2018

A rare appearance during the day: Common Opossum.

Beechcraft visitors #2

12/27/2017

The secret residents near the Beechcraft in Kabalebo. Still the same visitors or do we get a surprise too?

First encounter

12/20/2017

Sasha's first challenge: the Opossum.

Racket-tailed Puffleg

11/28/2017

Birding abroad: Racket-tailed Puffleg.

The Smallest Woodcreeper

11/22/2017

Meet the smallest woodcreeper nestling: the Wedge-billed Woodcreeper.

An unexpected meeting (again)

11/15/2017

Once again a close encounter with a Red-tailed Boa.

A Closer Look: Tapirs (Young vs Old)

11/8/2017

It is nice to see how tapirs grow up, slowly but surely.

Gentle Giants

11/1/2017

Monitoring the behavior of a Lowland Tapir while no one is watching.

The Time Has Finally Come ....

10/25/2017

Sasha's first day all by herself.

Sickle-winged Guan

10/18/2017

Birding abroad: the Sickle-winged Guan.

Sunbathing

10/11/2017

An unexpected meeting with the Spectacled Caiman.

Sungrebe

10/4/2017

New on the the bird list: Sungrebe.

Nice Surprise

9/27/2017

A close encounter with a Golden-handed Tamarin.

Close relationship: Lotje & Sasha

9/20/2017

A great understanding between Mother and Daughter.

Velvet Purple Coronet

9/13/2017

Birding abroad: the rare Velvet-purple Coronet.

Sneak Peek: Red-rumped Agouti

8/30/2017

The behavior of an Agouti; when no one is watching.

Ochre-bellied Flycatcher

8/23/2017

Meet a common but fast moving bird: the Ochre-bellied Flycatcher.

One with nature #2: Great Green Iguana

8/16/2017

You always have to take a second look to spot him: the Great Green Iguana.

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