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Project Noah Nature School
Cooperatively owned and managed cloud forest reserve. Our new field station is open to all research scientists, interns and teaching groups.
Pichincha, Ecuador
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Hey Alice, I'll have a go. Agouti can refer to a number of different Sp. of rodent which are found in Central and South America as well as in the W.Indies. We see them on our camera traps mostly at night, but they are normally known as Diurnal (daytime) animals. They also have an amazing relationship with Brazil Nut Trees see the link.
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-na...
Might be 'La Campanella'.
Just had a look there and it's very impressive. We'll be marshalling our interns there...
It looks a lot like the Olive-backed Woodcreepers we get down here.
http://ibc.lynxeds.com/photo/olive-backe...
They do open a little more, but this is fairly typical. I think you're probably right with the id. I'll give it a couple of hours then update it
Thanks for the heads up!
Great information and a great picture.
Thank you GeoLeo, another one ticked off
OK. As a treat, and since you're here, I'll pop another one up. Thanks for the id.
The baton has been passed on to a worthy spotter. Well deserved spot of the day. Great photo.
