Insects in Central America
Insects in Central America
-Central America is an excellent region to see Insects with +300,000 species; from tiny Leaf Cutter Ants to giant Owl Butterflies.
Central America
Central America
White-Nose Coatimundi
Learn about the White-Nose Coatimundi in the Wildlife in Central America 1 photo and information book.
– Photography by Cyril Brass.
Central American Agouti
The Central American Agouti is an Important Seed Disperser
-It forages for food during the day, feeding on fruit, seeds & nuts.
-Agouti Photos by Cyril Brass
Red-Eyed Tree Frogs
The Red-Eyed Tree Frogs use their Eyes to Scare off Attackers.
– Learn more about this colorful bright eyed tropical frog.
– Photo Imaged by Cyril Brass.
Three Toed Sloth
The Three Toed Sloth lives hanging around in the Trees.
-3-Toed Sloth Photography by Cyril Brass travelling in Costa Rica.
White Faced Capuchin Monkey
The White Faced Capuchin Monkey is Vital to the Rainforest Habitats.
– White Faced Capuchin Monkey photos taken by Cyril Brass in Costa Rica.
Wildlife in Central America 1 Photo Book
Wildlife in Central America 1 Photo Book by Cyril Brass
– Wildlife in Central America 1; 25 Amazing Animals Living In Tropical Rainforest and River Habitats
Wildlife in Central America Photo Books
Wildlife in Central America Photo Books by Cyril Brass
– Wildlife in Central America 1 Photo Book
– Wildlife in Central America 2 Photo Book
Wildlife in Central America 2 Photo Book
Wildlife in Central America 2 Photo Book by Cyril Brass
-Wildlife in Central America 2; 25 MORE Amazing Animals Living In Tropical Rainforest & River Habitats
Ghost Crab
The Ghost Crab is a semi-terrestrial crab commonly seen on the beachs of tropical Central America.
– Ghost Crab images by Cyril Brass.
Mouthless Orange Crab
The Mouthless Orange Crab is a colorful nocturnal land crab that digs burrows in coastal rainforests of Central America.
– Crab Photos by Cyril Brass.
Golden Orb-Weaver
The Golden Orb-Weaver builds large intricate webs with strong golden silk that catches it prey. It lives permanently on its web.
-Spider Photos by Cyril Brass
Cone-Headed Katydid
The Cone-Headed Katydid is identified by its slanted face and rounded pointed cone that extends from its forehead.
– Wildlife photography by Cyril Brass
Sundown Cicada
The Sundown Cicada has an exceptionally loud vocal sound, produced by a special organ called a tymbal that produces the sound.
-Cicada photos by Cyril Brass
Malachite Butterfly
The Malachite Butterfly is known for its unusual coloration & large size; brillliantly green on dark brown background wings
-Butterfly photos by Cyril Brass
Tiger Longwing Butterfly
The Tiger Longwing Butterfly is one of 40 Heliconia butterfly species, with its simple striking pattern on a black background.
-Butterfly Photos by Cyril Brass
Yellow-Crowned Night Heron
The Yellow-Crowned Night Heron has an interesting hunting style. It is an ambush predator standing motionless for long periods …….