Black-mandibled Toucans, near La Fortuna (Goldkehltukan)
Hermit crab, Manzanillo beach (Einsiedlerkrebs)
Blue-ray
Cano Negro
Poison-arrow frog (Giftpfeilfrosch)
Young basilisk lizard, also called Jesus Christ- lizard, because they can walk on water (Basilisk)
Hermit crab at Manzanillo beach
Heron, Puerto Viejo (Reiher)
Moth, Puerto Viejo
Large beetle, Puerto Viejo
Snowy egret, Manzanillo beach (Schmuckreiher)
Crab, Cahuita National Park
Variegated squirrel, Samara beach
Howler monkeys, Punta Uva
Poison-arrow frog, Puerto Viejo
Urania Swallowtail Moth, Puerto Viejo
Lizard, Puerto Viejo
Iguana, near Cano Negro (Leguan)
Long nosed bats, Cano Negro (Langnasenfledermaeuse)
Caiman, Cano Negro (Kaiman)
Sloth, Punta Uva
Tropical hibiscus flower
Iguana, near Cano Negro (Leguan)
Tropical hibiscus flower
Limacodidae caterpillars, Puerto Viejo (Raupen)
Basilisk lizard, Manzanillo beach (Basilisk)
Eyelash viper, Cahuita National Park Greifschwanz Lanzenotter
Sloth, Punta Uva
Puerto Viejo
Blue-ray Tanager, La Fortuna
Caiman, Cano Negro
Blue-black Grassquit, La Fortuna (Kubafink)
La Fortuna
Boat-billed Flycatcher, La Fortuna (Bauchschnabeltyrann)
Sloth
Kingfisher, Cano Negro (Eisvogel)
Albino howler monkey, Cano Negreo
Sloth, Cano Negro (Faultier)
Crab, Cahuita National Park
Eyelash viper, Cahuita National Park
Green basilisk (male), Cano Negro (Gruener Basilisk)
Anhinga – Snakebird (Schlangenhalsvogel)
Crab, Cahuita National Park
Blue swallows, Cano Negro (Schwalben)
Iguana
Black-mandibled Toucans, near La Fortuna (Goldkehltukan)
White hawk, near La Fortuna (Weisser Falke)
Grey-capped Flycatcher, near La Fortuna (Grauscheiteltyrann)
Lizard
Hibiscus plant, Rio Celeste
Grasshopper, Puerto Viejo
Hermit Crab ( Einsiedlerkrebs )
Sea urchin, Puerto Viejo (Seeigel)
Keel-billed Toucan, near La Fortuna (Regenbogentukan)
Heliconia Flower
Arawacus butterfly, Tenorio Volcano National Park
Caiman or crocodile at Cahuita National Park
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Your pictures are amazing. It definitely sounds like a must visit place in the future. Glad job in keeping the bike upright during your tire adventure. I bet that got your hearts pounding. Well stay safe and thanks again for the very detailed updates and pictures.
Hi Nick, that was a heart pounding experience alright. We won’t be needing one of them again anytime soon. Glad to see you’re still with us. We’re packing the bike right now getting ready to hit the road and head for Panama and by this time time next week hopefully Colombia 🙂