Today we left Earth University and traveled to Tirimbina Rainforest Lodge. We had a tour of the rainforest with a guide. Got to see the Honduran White Bats that make a tent out of large leaves. Later went on a demonstration of how they make chocolate from the Cocoa nuts. The first group of photos was from the morning walk at Earth U. and the second group at Tirimbina.
Pale-billed Woodpecker
Black-striped Sparrow
Red-rumped Tanager
Roadside hawk - That is its real common name.
Crested Caracara
Start of Tirimbina photos
Heliconias are growing wild everywhere
White-collared Manakin nest with female
Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
Yellow flowering tree - no leaves just yellow blossoms
Chestnut-headed Oropendolas - Different species
Blue Jeans Frog - One of the poison dart frogs
Passion vine flower on the rainforest floor
Leaf cutting ants
White-whiskered Puffbird
Broad-billed Motmots
Agouti in the rainforest
Bats from the research presentation that we had at night. Large diversity of bats in Costa Rica including insect eater, fruit eaters, fishing bats and vampire bats.
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