Amos and Eva catch up and jump through the grass at Harris Neck.
Bouncing ears
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Amphipods at Armstrong
After some heavy rains this week, thousands of stranded amphipods were dried up in the Science Center, possibly emerging from a over flowing drain.
Rolling, wet, Eva
After falling into a fountain (for the first time), Eva gets dirty.
Views and Panoramas from Cerro Chai
At about 2100 m, overlooking and within La Amistad International Park. I’ve previously posted a little about the area and hike here.
Chippawa Square
A visit to Chippewa Square.
Waiting at the clearing
Amos and Eva wait at the clearing from the old plantation at Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge.
West Branch of Rio Java cascades
Mentors at Las Cruces
Preparing to leave the station after a productive and fun workshop to prepare for mentoring NAPIRE students this coming summer. The crew includes research mentors, like myself, home mentors, coordinators and the director of education at OTS.
Some rain frogs
At least two species and my guesses are: Pygmy rain frog, Strabomantidae, Pristimantis ridens (formerly Eleutherodactylus).
And Craugastor crassidigitus of Craugastoridae, which I vaguely recall catching with Luke Frishkoff back in 2013 for his dissertation project.
Cabina Artibeus
