David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
El oso frontino (Tremarctos ornatus) come Bromelias entre otras cosas, aqui se le ve agarando frutos de la familia de un ficus al parecer, a veces baja del paramo para buscar esta comida en el bosque andino, Parque Nacional Sierra la Culata, Estado Merida
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
El oso frontino (Tremarctos ornatus) rodeado de Orquídeas y otras epifitas no me vio, no me escucho, ni me olio...Pude observarlo durante varios minutos a 15-20 metros de distancia en su arbol, Parque Nacional Sierra la Culata, Estado Merida, Venezuela
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Entre las orquideas y las bromelias andaba un oso frontino (Tremarctos ornatus), esta amenazado de extincion y es muy dificil verlo en su habitat natural, fue una suerte unica en mi vida poder observarlo en su estado silvestre !!! Parque Nacional Sierra
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Entre las orquídeas y Bromelias, este oso frontino (Tremarctos ornatus) adulto me dio el privilegio de dejarlo observar en el Parque Nacional Sierra la Culata, fue impresionante, inquietante y exitante a la vez !!! Estado Merida, Venezuela
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Video del oso de anteojo (Tremarctos ornatus) que no noto mi presencia...Lo filmé desde un caminito situado a unos 15-20 metros de distancia en su arbol, Parque Nacional Sierra la Culata, Estado Merida, Venezuela
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Perezoso de 3 dedos (Bradypus variegatus) colgando a un arbol de Cecropia (yagrumo) en el parque nacional de Guaramacal, estado Trujillo, Venezuela
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Perezoso de 3 dedos (Bradypus variegatus) "escondiendose" de mi camara, Parque nacional de Guaramacal, estado Trujillo, Venezuela
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Perezoso de 3 dedos (Bradypus variegatus) subiendo hasta las flores y los frutos de un arbol de Cecropia (yagrumo), su comida favorita, Parque nacional de Guaramacal, estado Trujillo, Venezuela
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Black Titi monkey (Cheracebus lugens, family Pitheciidae) in Guaviare department, Colombia. Distribution: Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela. Described by Alexander Von Humboldt.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Aotus lemurinus (Colombian Night Monkey, Gray-bellied Night Monkey, Lemurine Night Monkey), seen during an orchid and nature observation tour I guided, Valle del Cauca department, Colombia
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Mono aullador rojo (Allouata seniculus) descansando en un árbol de balso (Ochroma pyramidale), Valle del Cauca, Colombia
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Mono aullador (Alouatta seniculus), macho sorprendido en un prado al lado de un bosque, Reserva natural de Yotoco, Valle del Cauca, Colombia,
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Monos aulladores (Alouatta seniculus) reproduciendose, Minca, Sierra nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Male red howler monkey (Allouata seniculus), Valle del Cauca department, Colombia
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Mono capuchino (Cebus sp. quizás Cebus malitiosus) con un fruto silvestre en la mano, Sierra nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Nasua narica (= coati, tejon, pizote), Parque nacional Tapanti, Costa Rica
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Harlequin Poison Frog (Oophaga histrionica, Dendrobatidae family) in the wild, Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Harlequin Poison Frog (Oophaga histrionica, Dendrobatidae family) in the wild, Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Harlequin Poison Frog (Oophaga histrionica, Dendrobatidae family) in situ, Valle del Cauca department, Colombia
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Harlequin Poison Frog (Oophaga histrionica, Dendrobatidae family) in the wild, Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Lehmann's Frog, Red-banded Poison Frog or Harlequin Poison Frog (Oophaga lehmanni) in situ, critically endangered species, endemic from Colombia. Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Focus on Lehmann's Frog, Red-banded Poison Frog or Harlequin Poison Frog (Oophaga lehmanni) in situ, critically endangered species, endemic from Colombia. Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Focus on Lehmann's Frog, Red-banded Poison Frog or Harlequin Poison Frog (Oophaga lehmanni) in situ, critically endangered species, endemic from Colombia. Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Incredible 2 cm Glass treefrog (Hyalinobatrachium aureoguttatum, family Centrolenidae) caring for the eggs with tadpoles inside, classified as Near Threatened by the IUCN. Nocturnal and arboreal species. Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Incredible 2 cm Glass treefrog (Hyalinobatrachium aureoguttatum, family Centrolenidae) caring for the eggs with tadpoles inside, classified as Near Threatened by the IUCN. Nocturnal and arboreal species. Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Osteocephalus sp. , treefrog from the Hylidae family. Meta department, Colombia. During a trip to prepare future nature tours with the travel agency Nature Experience https://www.nature-experience-group.com/en
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Silverstoneia nubicola (Dendrobatidae familiy), mini frog in situ. In honor of the great Biologist Philip Arthur Silverstone Sopkin, former Director of CUVC herbarium in Cali, of whom is the funeral today. Photo in Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Silverstoneia nubicola (Dendrobatidae familiy), mini frog in situ. In honor of the great Biologist Philip Arthur Silverstone Sopkin, former Director of CUVC herbarium in Cali, of whom is the funeral today. Photo in Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Colors of the tropical exuberance. Silverstoneia nubicola (Dendrobatidae family) in situ, size 2 cm, in super wet jungle around 500 m asl in Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
David Haelterman NatureguideColombia:
Cryptic frog (Pristimantis achatinus, Strabomantidae family), in a super wet tropical rainforest of biogeographical Choco, during a 2 weeks orchids and nature tour I guided. Valle del Cauca department, Colombia.
