We found the infamous Fer-de-Lance, a pit viper with an edgy disposition, hunting right next to the trail one evening on a night hike in Boca Tapada, Costa Rica.
An elegant female Green Iguana had just emerged from her riverside burrow when we were able to capture this photograph on the Rio Frio in the Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica.
A Central American Tree Boa resting in the morning sun on a branch in a Mangrove swamp, Rio Sierpe, Costa Rica.
While traveling north through Costa Rica in late January we photographed several beautiful male iguanas in their breeding color when we stopped at a rest-stop on the way to Boca Tapada. We were amazed at how many were hanging out (literally) in the nearby trees and their amazing color in the warm afternoon light.
While exploring along the Rio Frio in Cano Negro, Costa Rica we came upon a beautiful female Emerald Basilisk lizard all stretched out on a branch overhanging the river.
While traveling along the Rio Frio in the Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge we were fortunate enough to observe this beautiful male Emerald Basilisk lizard basking on a downed log on the riverbank. He eyed us warily as we floated past; we hardly breathed as we photographed for fear that we would spook him.
