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![Male "Cherrie's Tanager" [Ramphocelus costaricensis]](https://cdn.ipernity.com/129/89/47/19648947.5a674c3f.640.jpg?r2 "Male \"Cherrie's Tanager\" [Ramphocelus costaricensis]")
![Male "Cherrie's Tanager" [Ramphocelus costaricensis]](https://s.test.ipernity.com/T/L/z.gif "Male \"Cherrie's Tanager\" [Ramphocelus costaricensis]")
06 Jan 2011
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Male "Cherrie's Tanager" [Ramphocelus costaricensis]
At Cano Negro Wildlife Reserve, Costa Rica
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06 Jan 2011
Shiny feathers
Male Great-tailed grackle at Cano Negro Wildlife Reserve, Costa Rica. Great-tailed grackles are passerine birds native to the Americas. Males have a violet-blue iridescent sheen to their feathers. Females are much smaller and have light brown to black feathers.
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06 Jan 2011
There's alway one in every crowd
I'm not certain why this one leaf grew out in red, but it certain did stand out.
Tree in Cano Negro Natural Lodge in Costa Rica
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06 Jan 2011
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Red beauty
Hibiscus at Cano Negro Natural Lodge in Costa Rica
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06 Jan 2011
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Mimosa flames
Mimosa at Cano Negro Natural Lodge in Costa Rica. They reminded me of fiber optic cables.
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06 Jan 2011
Out on a limb
Great Kiskadee at Cano Negro Wildlife Reserve in Costa Rica waiting for an insect to fly by.
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06 Jan 2011
Taking in the scenery
Gray-breasted Martin at Cano Negro Wildlife Reserve in Costa Rica
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06 Jan 2011
Bare-throated tiger heron
Bare-throated tiger heron atCano Negro Wildlife Reserve in Costa Rica
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06 Jan 2011
Where there is light, there is life
A bromeliad has attached itself to a tree where it grows towards the light in Cano Negro National Wildlife Reserve in Costa Rica
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