 By the fierce look in his eyes you can definitely see that he is ready to take center stage.
 It is a bit blurry, but meet one of the seldom seen, but often heard birds: the Great Tinamou.
 It has been a while since I last wrote about puma sightings near the resort. Here is an update for 2016:
 Black Curassows are also known as one of Kabalebo's residents. They are often caught by one of the trophy cams which gives us another opportunity to watch them from a safe distance. This time they are spotted on the Beechcraft trail.
 This picture was taken in 2012, the year that I started to use trophy cams in Kabalebo. Now 4 years later we are checking the trophy cam on the River Cabin trail.
 Since 2012 I have been using trophy cams to help me observe the wild in Kabalebo. Today we are checking the cam from the pier.
 Lotje shows her cubs who's wearing the pants in the house. In other words, always respect your mother.
 Whenever there is movement to be spotted in the trees (or anywhere else), I always rush to see what kind of commotion there is to experience.
 Black Curassows are regular visitors seen quite often near the lodge of Kabalebo. Curious birds with a nice hairdo.
 A couple of days ago the trophy cam captured a photobomb. It was clear to see who wanted to be in the picture. I enjoyed it very much!
 Wonderful news to announce about our ocelots in Kabalebo. Lotje introduced her third cub in front of the trophy cam.
 This is Boyke, the ocelot resident of Kabalebo. Since 2013 he comes by frequently for a nice treat. He is also used to our presence, but that does not mean that he likes to share his meal with others.
 Little Chachalaca's (Ortalis motmot) are shy active birds, but whenever you try to approach them, they immediately run/jump into the dense vegetation. This gives us barely the chance to enjoy of their presence. Luckily the third eye, trophy cams, gives us the opportunity to see them act naturally without feeling threatened.
 Red-rumped Agouti's are usually seen eating or just seen walking near the lodges of Kabalebo. But have you ever seen them marking their territory?
 Trophy cams are a great help in observing the fauna world in Kabalebo. As it is impossible to be at all places at all times, we use them whenever possible.
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