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Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron
Black Vulture
Great Egret
Approaching menance
Green Basilisk
Canonball tree
Great Egret
Turkey vulture
High wire act
Two boys and their rats
Bouganvillea
What am I?
What am I?
Caught in the act
I see you
You ain't seen nothing yet
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Blue Morpho butterfly
Blue Morpho butterfly
Banded owl butterfly
Elderly butterfly
Not for beginners
Sunning
Spectacled caiman
Boat-billed heron
Circus Pony
Circus Ponies
Taking off (Explored)
Out on a limb
Green Heron
Female Anhinga
Bouganvillea
HIbiscus
Tiny leaves
Looking up
Okay. Don't smile for the camera
Maleku
King of the hill
Sleepy town
Try that in your salad
Moo
Inner glow
Dancers
Green and hairy
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Farewell flight
Female Anhinga flying over Cano Negro, Costa Rica. The word "anhinga" derives from the Brazilian Tupi language and means devil bird or snake bird. They are diving birds and when swimming, only their curved neck is above water - hence the nickname, "snake bird." Their feathers are not waterproof and they often perch in the sun to dry them.
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