Esther's photos with the keyword: rainforest

In the rainforest

07 Jan 2025 3 3 52
Copan, Honduras AP1045002

Nature's umbrella

17 Jul 2013 2 6 276
Daintree Rainforest, Queensland Australia AIMG 7507

Welcome swallow

17 Jul 2013 3 4 352
Welcome Swallows are arial acrobats and catch insects on the fly. Daintree Rainforest, Queensland Australia AIMG 7504

Daintree River

17 Jul 2013 4 282
Daintree Rainforest, Queensland Australia AIMG 7565

Many leaves

17 Jul 2013 219
Daintree Rainforest, Queensland Australia AIMG 7514

Curly vines

04 Jul 2013 3 5 407
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Daintree Rainforest is known for its astounding biodiversity and it contains some of the most ancient and rarest plants in the world AIMG 7385

In the Daintree Rainforest

04 Jul 2013 4 335
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Daintree Rainforest is known for its astounding biodiversity and it contains some of the most ancient and rarest plants in the world AIMG 7383

Forest flower

04 Jul 2013 1 305
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Daintree Rainforest is known for its astounding biodiversity and it contains some of the most ancient and rarest plants in the world. AIMG 7392

Radiating roof

19 Mar 2011 215
The interior roof at the Sarapiqui Rainforest Lodge ODT: Radiating lines AxMG_1915

And that's why they call it a rainforest

19 Mar 2011 182
View from a dry spot at the Sarapiqui Rainforest Lodge. ODT: Wet AxMG_1919

Sendudok

19 Mar 2011 215
Photographed in the gardens at the Sarapiqui Rainforest Lodge in Costa Rica. ODT: Purple AxMG_1914

Looking up

10 Apr 2011 181
The lower canopy of a rainforest near Mt. Arenal in Costa Rica as seen from the ground. AxMG_2168

Tiny leaves

10 Apr 2011 255
A vine with tiny leaves encircles a larger vine in the rainforest near Mt. Arenal in Costa Rica AxMG_2165

Sarapiqui rainforest

06 Mar 2011 152
The Sarapiqui rainforest in Costa Rica hosts a variety of plants from palms to tropical vines. AxMG_1818

Fuschia Ginger Lily

06 Mar 2011 212
Ginger Lily at the Sarapiqui Rainforest Lodge in Costa Rica. Ginger lilies grow in tropical and subtropical climates. They are native to Asia and the Pacific but are frequently planted as ornamentals because of their colorful, showy flowers. They grow from large rhizomes. The flowers grown on long racemes and the structure of the stem consists of closely folded blades. AxMG_1823

Nesting toucans

08 Mar 2011 1 171
Collared Aracari are social toucans that nest in natural cavities or deserted nests of other birds. The lower bird is tending to its young in the tree cavity. Photographed in the Sarapiqui rainforest, Costa Rica AxMG_1838

Go vertical

08 Mar 2011 1 1 154
Collared Aracari, Sarapiqui rainforest, Costa Rica AxMG_1837