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Violet-headed hummingbird
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I took several shots along the road on our way back to the airport so I could show the kids some scenery
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Fruit stand along the road on our way back to the airport
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More scenery
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Just a house along the road
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This area was near La Selva which is just down the road from Savegre
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Looking toward our room. We were the door on the left
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Tiger Longwing butterfly (I'm guessing)
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The Sarapiqui river near our lodge
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Arboreal termites were plentiful.
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This was the view from the suspension bridge at Selva Verde. It's a good place to watch for raptors.
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Looking toward the primary rainforest side on the bridge
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Looking toward the secondary rainforest side where the lodge is at Selva Verde
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Looking upriver on the bridge. The dot was a vulture flying over.
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Looking downriver. If you went around the bend you would find the lodge area where we sat and watched for flyovers.
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Another butterfly. It looks like a yellow sulphur but it could be some Costa Rican variant.
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This rather large moth was on the screen to the dining area at Selva Verde
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Here's the view across the road from Selva Verde. It's a nice place to pick up seedeaters, and euphonias.
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Palm tanager hanging around in front of the lodge.
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I think this is a young basilisk. Lizards were plentiful around the lodge.
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Golden Silk Spider. There were many under the walkways at Selva Verde. They're quite large.
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The covered walkways at Selva Verde offered protection from the elements but also hindered views of things in the surrounding trees.
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This looks like an activity area. We never saw it in use.
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This is just a shot of the grounds around our room after the rain at Selva Verde
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Rain in Selva Verde. This was a longer exposure that I took by resting my camera on the railing outside our room
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Green and black poison arrow frogs weren't as common as the blue jeans frog but they were still fairly easy to find if you know where to look
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Here's the gate to the suspension bridge over the river
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This is the walkway leading from the dining area down to the river at Selva Verde. The montezuma oropendolas would fly down to eat the bananas on the trees
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This bare throated tiger heron stayed here for a long time and didn't seem to mind us snapping shots from across the river at Selva Verde
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Bare throated tiger heron along the Sarapiqui at Selva Verde