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Early morning birding. Coral snakes and kayaks. Treefrog stumps and tinamou.

Madre Selva, early morning after a rain	Rainbow over the river	The boat house at the mouth of the creek	Double Rainbow - lucky!
Early morning birding by boat	Early morning birding by boat	Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.
River bank, Rio Orosa	Village ducks	Black-tailed Trogon	Heading up Frog Creek
Tracking down a Jacamar. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Water hyacinth along Frog Creek	Leech	Jacamar in the foliage somewhere around 11 o'clock...
Low bridge! Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Tree roots along Frog Creek	First cuppa joe. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Swinging Bachelor Pad. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.
Our swingin' bachelor pad	My bunk	New tambo under construction	Coming soon - Madre Selva Tambo-miniums!
Aquatic Coral Snake, Micrurus surinamensis surinamensis	Aquatic Coral Snake, Micrurus surinamensis surinamensis	Aquatic Coral Snake, Micrurus surinamensis surinamensis	Aquatic Coral Snake, Micrurus surinamensis surinamensis
Aquatic Coral Snake, Micrurus surinamensis surinamensis	Aquatic Coral Snake, Micrurus surinamensis surinamensis	Aquatic Coral Snake, Micrurus surinamensis surinamensis	Karl and Doug shoot the surinamensis
Shooting a naca naca (Aquatic Coral Snake). Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Shooting a naca naca (Aquatic Coral Snake). Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Juvenile Fer de Lance, Bothrops atrox	Juvenile Fer de Lance, Bothrops atrox
Juvenile Fer de Lance, Bothrops atrox	Skip with Fer de Lance	Juvenile Fer de Lance, Bothrops atrox	There he is!
Where's Ferdy?	Checking out a Fer de Lance. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Karl shooting the Fer de Lance.	Unidentified caterpillar
Cateye Snake, Leptodeira annulata annulata	'Sapo Pintada' - Painted Forest Toadlet, Physalaemus petersi	'Sapo Pintada' - Painted Forest Toadlet, Physalaemus petersi	'Sapo Pintada' - Painted Forest Toadlet, Physalaemus petersi
Coral Mud Snake, Hydrops triangulum bassleri	Coral Mud Snake, Hydrops triangulum bassleri	Coral Mud Snake, Hydrops triangulum bassleri	Sweaty day in the photo lab. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.
Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa	Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa	Golden-eyed Milk Treefrog, Trachycephalus venulosa	Golden-eyed Milk Treefrog, Trachycephalus venulosa
Golden-eyed Milk Treefrog, Trachycephalus venulosa	Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa	Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa	Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa
Butler's Ringlet, Cissia terrestris (Nymphalidae)	Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa	Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa	Blunt-headed Tree Snake, Imantodes cenchoa
Rocket Treefrog, Hyla lanciformis	Rocket Treefrog, Hyla lanciformis	Lap-strake construction details on longboat	Doug and Cesar on the boat bridge
This boat is flipping awesome. I want one.	Lap strake details - hammer 'em in and bend 'em over!	I've got sunscreen, I ain't skeered.	Kayaking on the little creek
Madre Selva from a kayak POV	Hey Doug!	Riparian entertainment. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Hey kids!
Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Madre Selva signage along the river	Out on the Rio Orosa	peka-peka
Shoreline	Exploring a small creek	Back out to the main river	Up a creek with two paddles. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.
Hi kids!	Unidentified flower overhanging the river.	peka-peka.	Riparian foliage.
Doug, chillin'	Upstream from Madre Selva	Gone fishin'	Family along the river
Where I live no kid would do this without a life jacket, helmet, training wheels, sunscreen, GPS, medical alert bracelet, snack in case he gets hungry and a GameBoy for when he gets bored…	Buenos tardes muchacha!	Cecropia leaves overhanging the river	Fishin'
Spot where some lads were tossing figs at us from the bushes...	Our skiff (beer run?)	heading back to camp.	I hope we get our deposit back.
The Nenita	That boat is cool.	Back to the dock. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Getting out should be fun.... Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.
I wanted to take this boat home with me. Photo courtesy of Doug Kranich.	Supper!	Supper!	Unidentified weevil.
Evil weevil	Forest flatworm	Unidentified skipper, snoozing	Female Amazon Green Anole, Anolis transversalis
Female Amazon Green Anole, Anolis transversalis	Frog in bromeliad, possibly a Bromeliad Frog	Phoenutria fera	Phoenutria fera
Phoenutria fera	Peruvian Giant Tarantula, Pamphobeteus cf antinous	Peruvian Giant Tarantula, Pamphobeteus cf antinous	Cricket shedding its epidermis
Common Forest Anole, Anolis trachyderma	Little Tinamou, Crypturellus soui	Little Tinamou, Crypturellus soui	Little Tinamou, Crypturellus soui
Tail-less Whip Scorpion	Doug checks out the canopy	Unidentified weaver of orbs	with fronds like these....
Tadpoles in a root puddle - possibly Bufo margaritiferus	Amazon Milk Frog, Trachycephalus resinofictrix. Dick knocked the stump and this frog poked out the top!	Amazon Milk Frog, Trachycephalus resinofictrix	Amazon Milk Frog, Trachycephalus resinofictrix
Enyalioides laticeps	Enyalioides laticeps	Bromeliad Treefrog, Osteocephalus deridens	Bromeliad Treefrog, Osteocephalus deridens
Bromeliad Treefrog, Osteocephalus deridens	Bromeliad Treefrog, Osteocephalus deridens	Unidentified spider (Micrathenid?) with a smiley face on his caboose.	Unidentified tarantula scuttling into its hidey-hole
Unidentified tarantula.	Unidentified horned caterpillar.	Unidentified horned caterpillar.	Not a moth! This is a Planthopper, Mysidia sp. (Derbidae)
'Ranita pintada', the Harlequin Toad, Atelopus spumarius at night	'Ranita pintada', the Harlequin Toad, Atelopus spumarius at night	Map Treefrog, Hyla geographica	Map Treefrog, Hyla geographica
Map Treefrog, Hyla geographica	Common Forest Anole, Anolis trachyderma	What is that? Is that a claw? Did you hear that? What was that? RUN Scooby!	Odd unidentified arachnid
Unidentified Glasswing	Osteocephalus sp,

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