Very long, red legs. I love the picture on the right.

This time, we saw the coral snake and I got an image of it… although somewhat crappy since it’s head was below the litter.  I wasn’t exactly willing to force it from hiding.  Boa, on the other hand, made a somewhat violent attempt though.

Another white water bird, the White Ibis.

There is a pair of Jabiru at the wetland I’ve been going to do work in.  Jabiru are kind of like storks with a red throat.  I’ve heard that they are endangered, with less than 100 left in the wild in Costa Rica, although Wikipedia says otherwise.  Regardless, they are a gigantic, beautiful bird.

I was able to observe the lek (dance) of these two manakins for a short time.

The Bare-throated Tiger-heron seems to be pretty common here. It will often fly off just before I reach it with loud vocalizations and wing flaps.

There are calling leopard frogs here; Lithobates forreri.

Next to some snail shells I was collecting, I found a gigantic dead marine toad.

A new snake species for me: the Machete Savanne or Banded cat-eyed snake Leptodeira annulata.