Category: Reptiles

Crossing both land & water

7/4/2018

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This mainland Tortoise has no problem if it enters either water or land.

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Emerald Palmsnake rippled

2/21/2018

This Emerald Palm snake was seen in an unfamiliar pose.

An unexpected meeting (again)

11/15/2017

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

Sunbathing

10/11/2017

An unexpected meeting with the Spectacled Caiman.

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.

Night out

6/12/2017

Going out to check out the night life in Playa Tortuga.

Sleeping beauty

4/14/2017

Talking about hidden gems in the forest: the Emerald Tree Boa.

Black-headed Calico Snake

4/12/2017

It took me a while to identify this one: the Black headed Calico Snake.

That is quite a scare!

This Golden Tegu, by no means, scared this Black Vulture at the ocelot feeder. It almost gave it a heart attack by sneaking up to him from behind.

While looking through all the video's and pictures from the ocelot trap cam, I came across these pictures of the Black Vulture and the Golden Tegu. It all happened in a split second, but those were such pretty pictures to share.

Discovered

1/25/2017

Raptors, like this Great-black Hawk, have excellent eyes and here is why.

Boddaert's Tropical Racer

10/28/2016

A strange visitor at my home: the Boddaert's Tropical Racer.

Tiger Rat Snake

9/2/2016

We finally met in person: the Tiger Rat Snake.

Emerald Palm Snake

8/26/2016

The Emerald Palm Snake is also a champion of being one with its surroundings.

Nature: the Circle of Life

8/1/2016

This is how life goes around in the fauna world. Harsh but necessary.

Gibba Turtle

7/27/2016

Meet a shy and small turtle: the Gibba Turtle.

Golden Tegu

7/25/2016

Meet the largest terrestrial lizard of the Amazon: the Golden Tegu.

Common False Coral Snake

7/18/2016

At first glance it looks like a coral snake, but this is a false one.

An unfortunate tale!

7/11/2016

Sometimes being at the wrong place at the wrong time happens from time to time.

Lunching at Kabalebo!

6/14/2016

On April 14, 2016 the Red-tailed Boa decided to have its lunch at Kabalebo.

Great Green Iguana!

4/20/2016

The Great Green Iguana is known as the largest lizard of the Amazon. But still it is unbelievable to know that the little fellow on the left will grow into the Great Green Iguana, pictured right.

Emerald Tree boa!

4/4/2016

This is the Emerald Tree Boa (Corallus caninus), one that can blend very well with its surroundings.

Black Amphisbaena

12/10/2015

The Black Amphisbaena (Amphisbaena fuliginosa) is a worm lizard that lives for most of its time in soil. Occasionally it appears on the surface, giving us the opportunity to have a closer look.

Chironius Scurrulus!

10/29/2015

This is the Chironius scurrulus, one that undergoes changes while growing up.

Caimans in Kabalebo: Smooth-fronted caiman!

10/12/2015

The Smooth-fronted Caiman (Paleosuchus trigonatus) is a common well-camouflaged reptile in Kabalebo.

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