Red-rumped Agouti fall migrants and juveniles

Red-rumped Agouti fall migrants and juvenilesA night camera research project at the Asa Wright Center captured a lot of nocturnal animals including the Ocelot. We didn't see the Ocelot, but we did see the Agouti shown here every day we were there. It showed up at the feeders in the mornings as soon as the fruit went out on the tables.

It wasn't swinging much for us as the spirit of love wasn't quite upon them in December

but I never saw the Trinidad Euphonia (on Tobago)

This Peregrine Falcon stopped eating its gull to take a look at our busload of people

These beautiful birds were  preserved due to the efforts of a few local people who worked to pass laws to keep the birds from being hunted to extinction

in the main part of the park

I don't think his foot is hurt

I love this photo

I love this profile shot of the gorgeous yellow-bellied trogon

This is one of my favorite hummingbird images

Lots of these at the fruit feeders at Asa Wright

You'll love having him in any room

Note the long tail