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Unknown insect found in Carara National Park, Costa Rica.
Ringed kingfisher with prey, perched near mangroves along the beach.
Resting near grass by a lagoon.
Very small butterfly found in Tárcoles, Costa Rica (map not right for some ...
Fleshy red fungus. Loads of tiny insects flying around them.
Shelf fungus on rotting log. Greenish brown in color with white border.
A group of three, seen foraging along the trail.
Spotted from a bridge over the Tárcoles River, Costa Rica
Found on rotting log in Carara National Park, Costa Rica.
Fast little bird in the forest, early morning.
Roosting in a mangrove along the Tárcoles River.
Found above some houses in a very small village.
Was pecking loudly on this and nearby trees. Also went into its hole for a bit.
Molting individual, perching along the river.
Common in the canopy here. Often seen eating wild bananas.
Was only able to get this shot. Such a beautiful bird.
Three individuals perched on this rotting tree along the shore for a long time ...
Spotted under some logs near the University of Michigan Biological Station by ...
Flowering plant in the Fabaceae family. Most likely in the genus Zornia. ...
Wonderful texture, huge flower.
Seen singing low in the bushes of the forest in Carara National Park, Costa ...
Small bird, singing on low branches of the forest. I think it is a Coomon ...
There were several individuals in this flower patch. Can't quite figure out ...
Common in Tárcoles, Costa Rica. Love to eat the almonds that are everywhere.
Male Dot-winged Antwren. Flew pretty low to the ground and I was able to ...
Several young being fed by parent. Pictures of young only. I think my ID is ...
Bright green lizard, fairly small. Brown tail with black rings. (I'm not so ...
I believe the ID is the most appropriate. Would love suggestions ...
Bushy plant, abundant only in this region. In bloom, beautiful flowers.
kites, buzzards, vultures, and harriers, it is given its own family,
kites, buzzards, vultures, and harriers, it is given its own family,
The Secretary Bird (Sagittarius serpentarius) is a large, mostly terrestrial ...
