Bronze Parrot Snake

Bronze Parrot Snake, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

Light-and-shadows

Light-and-shadows, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

Yummy Photographer

Yummy Photographer, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

I am searching my story

I am searching my story, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

Shravan

Shravan, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

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The Geek look!!!!

White-nosed coati

White-nosed coati, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

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In some parts of Costa Rica the
major predator on coati young is the
capuchin monkey, who is so effective at
raiding nests that almost no young survive.

Chocolate Maker

Chocolate Maker, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

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Making fresh chocolate during my Costa Rica trip

Picture Perfect Sunset

Picture Perfect Sunset, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

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Another version of one of my previous shots

Fallen steps

Fallen steps, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

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Millipede (Nyssodesmus python)
Spanish name: Milpies

Anolis Lizard

Anolis Lizard, a photo by sachinvijayan on Flickr.

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Extremely common throughout Costa Rica, the anolis lizard makes up for in abundance what it lacks in size. Adults range from 30 to 60 cm in body length and males have a brightly colored flap of skin under their throat called a dewlap. Dewlaps are important for territorial and mating displays and are often shades of orange and yellow. Males display them by extending a bone under the chin to which the flap is attached, like a flag. The lizards are almost everywhere along forest trails where they perch at the base of trees and dart into the leaf litter to catch invertebrates. Body coloration is variable, mostly cryptic brown, though some females have white dorsal stripes or a diamond pattern. Look closely after disturbing the leaf‐litter while walking the trails at Corcovado, and it is easy to spot these small, energetic lizards.