Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron
Black Vulture
Great Egret
Approaching menance
Green Basilisk
Canonball tree
Great Egret
Turkey vulture
High wire act
Two boys and their rats
Caught in the act
I see you
You ain't seen nothing yet
Slender and majestic
A lazy day
Where there is light, there is life
Bare-throated tiger heron
Taking in the scenery
Out on a limb
Mimosa flames
Red beauty
There's alway one in every crowd
Shiny feathers
Male "Cherrie's Tanager" [Ramphocelus costaricensi…
The world is moved a pebble at a time
Bold and leggy
Do I look like a rock?
Not much in the way of camouflage but I sure am pr…
Croton flower
Croton
Red Ginger Lily
Farewell flight
Sunning
Spectacled caiman
Boat-billed heron
Taking off (Explored)
Green Heron
Female Anhinga
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This is not quite as sharp as I would have liked, but it was shot from a boat in marginal light. Spectacled caiman at Cano Negro, Costa Rica. The Spectacled caiman lives in lowland wetland and riverine habitats in fresh and salt water. Males tend to be 6 - 8 feet long while females grow to almost 5 feet. They can be identified by the bony ridge between the eyes, which looks like they are wearing spectacles.
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