Pictures of tambopata reserve

Pictures of tambopata reservetambopata reserve

Three-striped Poison dart frog (Epipedobates trivittatus)

Amazon rainforest tree

Tree runner (Plica umbra)

Stink birds in the Amazon

Brazil nut tree

Blue-and-yellow macaws (Ara ararauna); Yellow-crowned parrots (Amazona ochrocephala); and Scarlet macaws feeding on clay

Rainforest along the Tambopata river

Stink birds in Peru

Sunset over the rainforest canopy

Blue and yellow macaw

Sunset over the rainforest canopy

Tambopata river in the heart of Madre de Dios

The Amazon rainforest at dusk

Forest along bank of Tambopata river

Hyla rhodopepla tree frog on leaf

Green forest anole

Cane toad (Bufo marinus) in the wild

Amazon rainforest canopy

Capybara leaving water with a bird on its back

Sun setting over Amazon rainforest

Amazon rainforest tree

Purple flowers in forest understorey

Lettered Aracari (Pteroglossus inscriptus)

Butterfly on a man's hand

Scarlet macaw (Ara macao) headshot

Monkey frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor)

Hyla tree frog close up

Orange butterfly on flip flops

Red howler monkey

Dipsas snail-eater snake

Orange and yellow ball-like flower in Peruvian rainforest

Hyla tree frog species

Flowering kapok tree along the Tambopata river

Amazon rainforest understory

Katydid with light green spots on back and each leg

Sunrise over the Amazon rainforest

Meneria Metalmark (Amarynthis meneria)

Tambopata river in the heart of Madre de Dios

Green cicada in Peru

Hoatzins in Peru

Tail-less whip scorpion (Amblypygid sp)

Pterodictya reticularis latern fly. Identification courtesy of Garrett Herth who said the following: 'Order: Hemiptera Family: Fulgoridae. Lantern flies are the most primitive form of cicadas and are not able to produce sound. Some species excrete a type of white wax from the rear of the abdomen which trails after them in long strings or bunches. The wax is secreted regularly and is eaten by certain species of small butterflies whose larvae live on the bodies of lantern flies. These insects have acquired the name lantern flies chiefly because of one particular species from South America the Surinam lantern fly Fulgora laternaria which was said to be able to give out light from the outgrowth on its head.'

Group of hoatzin

Group of Male Perrhybris pamela butterflies feeding on minerals in clay along the Rio Tambopata

Glass Wing Butterfly (Cithaerias merolina)

Sunset over the Tambopata river

Flowering kapok tree

Tambopata river in the heart of Madre de Dios

Katydid on tree trunk [tambopata-Tambopata_1028_4572]

Hoatzins in Peru

Emergent rainforest tree in Peru

Butterfly on a man's hand

Tortoises fighting

Dipsas snail-eater snake

Blue-headed Amazon

Amazon tortoises

Juvenile jaguar leaf frog (Phyllomedusa palliata)

Lettered Aracari (Pteroglossus inscriptus)

Flowering kapok tree along the Tambopata river

Rainforest canopy in Peru

Tambopata river

Hummingbird feeding on Heliconia flower

Amazon rainforest canopy

Sunset over the Amazon rainforest

Sunset over the Tambopata river

Blue and yellow macaw

Camouflaged grasshopper

Dusky Titi Monkey (Callicebus spp.)

Capybaras on the bank of the Tambopata River

Lasaia agesilas butterfly

Jaguar in the Amazon

Macaws in the rainforest canopy

Look up the trunk of a rainforest tree

Red brocket (Mazama americana)

Sunset over the Amazon

Black and yellow centipede in Amazon rainforest

Group of Male Perrhybris pamela and yellow and black butterflies

Group of Black Vultures (Coragyps atratus)

Amazon tortoises

Click Beetle (family Elateridae) on ground

Sunset over the Amazon rainforest

The Amazon rainforest at dusk

Hoatzin in the Amazon

Blue and yellow macaw

Philodendrons in the Amazon rainforest

Brown stick insect

Tambopata river in the heart of Madre de Dios

Sunset over the Tambopata river

Capybaras on the bank of the Tambopata River

Kinkajou at a rescue center in Peru

Amazon rainforest understory

Tambopata river in the heart of Madre de Dios

Sunset over the rainforest canopy

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Brazil nut tree

Pair of jaguars on the bank of the Tambopata River

Red brocket (Mazama americana)

Sunset over the Tambopata river

Orange butterfly on flip flops

Rainforest canopy in Peru

Glass Wing Butterfly

Rainforest along the Tambopata river

Amazon rainforest tree

Cicada between fingers

Sunset over the rainforest canopy

Capybaras on the bank of the Tambopata River

Red howler monkey howling

Parrots feeding on clay

Capybaras on the bank of the Tambopata River

Sunset over the rainforest canopy

Amazon rainforest tree

Capybaras on the bank of the Tambopata River

Green forest anole

Monkey frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor) on forest floor

Hoatzins in Peru

Hoatzins in the Amazon

Amazon rainforest canopy

Rainforest around an oxbow lake in the Amazon

Jaguar on the bank of the Tambopata River

Clear-winged Cithaerias pireta butterfly

Juvenile jaguar leaf frog (Phyllomedusa palliata)

Sunset over the rainforest canopy

Small yellow and silver Leaf Beetle family Chrysomelidae

Amazon rainforest canopy

Yellow rainforest flower

Wild jaguar in Peru

Cecropia leaves

Rainforest cleared for maize

Vines with purple flowers growing in canopy tree

Peruvian tarantula

Owl butterfly (Caligo idomeneus)

Look up the trunk of a rainforest tree

Reddish-orange fungi on log

Squirrel monkey

Amazon rainforest canopy

Colorful katydid

Hoatzins in Peru

Trees along an oxbow lake

Amazon rainforest tree

Black and yellow butterflies at river's edge

Silver-gray millipede in eating leaf Amazon rainforest

Hoatzins in Peru

Walking stick insect under a leaf

Sunset over the Tambopata river

Red howler monkey

Blue-and-yellow macaws flying toward clay lick

Glass Wing Butterfly

Sunset over the rainforest canopy

The world's largest rodent; the Capybara

Margay (Leopardus wiedii)

Sunset over the Amazon rainforest

Caiman on a beach along the Tambopata river

Hyla rhodopepla tree frog on forest floor

Green; teal; blue; pruple; red; and black insect in Peru

Parrots feeding on clay

Katydid eating a mushroom

Tambopata river

Yellow and black butterfly

Red howler monkey

Emergent rainforest tree in Peru

Brown grasshopper with white marking

Red howler monkey

Pair of Blue-and-yellow macaws (Ara ararauna) flying

Capybaras on the bank of the Tambopata River

Red and yellow mushroom

Reeds along oxbow lake in the Amazon

Sunset over the Tambopata river

Red howler monkey

Glass Wing Butterfly (Cithaerias merolina)

Amazon rainforest tree

Cabybara (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris) with young along riverside

Small red and black Pleasing Fungus Beetle (family Erotylidae)

Rainforest understory

Rainforest canopy

Amazon tortoise

The Amazon rainforest at dusk

Red howler monkey

Red howler monkey

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