Chocó Tucan
Chocó Tucan eating the Camacho’s flowers
Brown Wood-Rail
Interesting new observation from the hide with the identification of a rare bird registered in danger on the red list of Ecuador. Brown Wood-Rail (Aramides wolf).
Nice surprise
Checking the photos of the camera trap to look birds activity that appeared an Ocelot.
Trail camera
Another look
How not to fall in love with these little creatures. Here are some pictures of saltarines spiders from the garden taken by the photographer @Daniel Restrepo Gonzalez fotografo
The blind snake
We finally meet the famous blind snake, (Amphisbaena varia), a surprising animal. it’s not a snake or a lizard, it moves like a worm. It is well and truly reptiles of the family Amphisbaenidae. He is not venomous but has too much to bother him he can bite.
Beauty with red eyes
Yesterday we identified a new crystal frog in a village stream, La Cochranela Litoralis. A thank you to Daniel Restrepo González – Fotógrafo for immortalizing this little beauty with red eyes.
Boa
Good news that we want to share, this week villagers from our village called us to pick up a Boa constrictor they found in a banana field. It is a joy to see that they have saved this species in danger, a great step forward in raising awareness of the area’s wildlife protection. Now this beautiful specimen of more than 1,5m is sheltered within the reserve.
New amphibian
New register for our list of amphibians, now the number rises to 26. The genus is Epicrionops of the family Rhinatrematidae, we have to identify the species.
natural garland
No it’s not a branch of the Christmas tree, it’s just a garland of thorny insects.
Migration period
It’s a good time to start observing migratory species, here are the first ones to arrive at the garden.
Mourning warbler Scarlet Tanager
Swainson’s Trush