Cerro Azul, Guaviare, Colombia

Medem's Treerunner, Plica medemi, Lizard, Cierro Azul, Guaviare, Colombia. I was told "They eat a lot of ants and live high up in the canopy coming down to lower levels on occasion. Add to that this is one of the more rarely observed members of this genus, and you have yourself a really nice observation." Apparently this is only the tenth observation of this species.

Rock art, Cierro Azul, Guapiare, Colombia. This art was done over a long period of time - not much is known about who did it, but it was not a local current indigenous tribe. We were told that there it was probably done by a nomadic tribe as there is similar in other parts of Colombia. There is is one painting of Megatherium a long extinct species of sloth.

Rock art, Cierro Azul, Guapiare, Colombia. This art was done over a long period of time - not much is known about who did it, but it was not a local current indigenous tribe. We were told that there it was probably done by a nomadic tribe as there is similar in other parts of Colombia. There is is one painting of Megatherium a long extinct species of sloth.

Rock art, Cierro Azul, Guapiare, Colombia. This art was done over a long period of time - not much is known about who did it, but it was not a local current indigenous tribe. We were told that there it was probably done by a nomadic tribe as there is similar in other parts of Colombia. There is is one painting of Megatherium a long extinct species of sloth.

I was surprised to see Dragonflies laying eggs in this small puddle Sadly I didn't actually photograph them sadly. If I lived there I would definetly try to see if the larva survive. Guaviare Colombia

Savanna Hawk (Buteogallus meridionalis), Guaviare, Colombia

Cerro Azul, Guaviare, Colombia - rock art

Cerro Azul, Guaviare, Colombia - rock art

Rock Art, Guaviare, Colombia