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A night at the suampo

A night at the suampo

after 6 long months of dry season, the heavy rains arrive at the Forest of the Osa Peninsula, thousands of frogs that slept for a long time and waited to go out...
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after 6 long months of dry season, the heavy rains arrive at the Forest of the Osa Peninsula, thousands of frogs that slept for a long time and waited to go out to enjoy the forest
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Canon EOS 70D

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Aperture f/14 ISO 800 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 55/1

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Apr, 2019

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One of the most productive ecosystems in the world, Ospreys build their nests along the coast.

El golofo dulce en la Peninsulade Osa es un santuarios para las grandes Ballenas Jorobadas
Megaptera novaeangliae )
El Golfo Dulce es un hábitat c

Mi ultima visita al gran paeque Nacinal Darien en Panama logramos ver a una familia que empieza a empollar su huevos

I have been part of a Marine Turtle program that my father started, we work with four species of marine turtles, all of them in danger, the olive ridl

Anteaters or Tamanduas are very calm animals and active at night or in the early hours of the morning, they go out to look for ant nests

In the intense forest of the Osa Peninsula, every day counts when you are a small animal. Red-eyed tree frogs have very good camouflage but for this F

Spider Monkey mother and calf through the intense forest of Corcovado National Park.

an Afternoon with a Puma. One afternoon on my way to work in the woods I found this puma on the side of the path that he was taking a nap

This is an endangered species, in Peninsula de Osa we have some of the best reproductive events of them, when the first rains arrive thousands of them

the first rays of the sun one morning on the way to a beach to make my turtle patrol, This is a native palm of the Osa Peninsula, it grows in the flat

Mi primera arribada de tortugas vista en mi pais Costa Ricam en donde miles de Tortugas Loras llegan para naidar al mismio timepo , pero al mismo time

Every year hundreds of humpback whales visit us at the Golfo Dulce on the Osa Peninsula.

scarlet macaws

A local couple relocating a boa snake to a safer place in the forest

(Ateles geoffroyi)
Mono Araña de Geoffroy.
One of the four species of monkeys that we have in the Osa Peninsula, this species of monkey is very imp

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