They often build “tents” by cutting the structural veins of leaves by chewing parallel to the midrib.
I spotted this unusual bird in the most unlikely spot; just outside our hotel room door while on the way for coffee.
The long, heavy tail of this lizard is covered in whorls of intimidating spines, and its feet are equipped with sharp claws.
The Magnificent frigatebird can be found in many places around the globe, but I’ve never seen so many as on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica.
Manuel Antonio National Park is Costa Rica’s smallest national parks but you’re guaranteed to see amazing flora and fauna and our trip was no exception.
We were determined to document as many animals and insects as I could and Costa Rica did not disappoint.
Working with the team members of the Alaska Volcano Observatory team as they studied Mt. Iliamna was not only a learning experience but we walked away with new friends.
Where does a dead whale go? After death, if the carcass ends up on a beach, it plays an important role in its surrounding terrestrial ecosystem.
Despite the foulness riding the breeze from the south, curiosity kept us moving forward. We knew we had to be close to our target.
Once again we were blessed with some outstanding weather and we had the bonus of watching the opening of Pacific Halibut and all the serious anglers heading out beyond James Island.
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