Giant Red-Winged Grasshopper
The Giant Red-Winged Grasshopper is one of the largest insects in the world.
-This grasshopper was photographed in Costa Rica by Cyril Brass.
Central American wildlife
The Giant Red-Winged Grasshopper is one of the largest insects in the world.
-This grasshopper was photographed in Costa Rica by Cyril Brass.
Birds in Central America Tropical Birds in Central America – 5 Colorful and Amazing Species Did you Know? Want to read more descriptive information about… Read More »Birds in Central America
The Smoky Jungle Frog is a Forest Floor Dweller and Hunter.
– The Smokey Jungle Frog was photgraphed by Cyril Brass in Tortuguero, Costa Rica.
Insects in Central America
-5 beautiful & amazing insect species.
-Insect Photography by Cyril Brass in Costa Rica.
The Northern Jacana walks on Floating Vegetation. Learn how this water bird is able to do that.
– Northern Jacana images taken by Cyril Brass in Costa Rica.
Wildlife in Central America Books
– 2 Wildlife Books providing colorful images & detailed information on 50 wildlife species living in Central America.
The Orange-Kneed Tarantula is a Night Hunter.
-This ground dwelling arachnid was photographed during a night tour in Monteverde, Costa Rica by Cyril Brass.
Central American Wildlife Photo Notebooks and Journals by Cyril Brass – Frogs, Sloth, Monkeys, Basilisk, Butterfly, Macaw
The small freshwater Green Heron is a Creative Hunter found in North and Central America.
– Green Heron images taken by Cyril Brass in Costa Rica.
Spectacled Caiman wears Glasses.
-The Spectacled Caiman has a spectacle-like bony ridge between its eyes that resembles human glasses.
-Images by Cyril Brass
The White Nose Coatimundi uses its Nose to find food in the rainforests, grasslands and beaches.
– Learn more about this curious animal.
– Coati images taken by Cyril Brass in Costa Rica
The Rhinoceros Beetle is one of the strongest creatures in the world.
– This Rhinoceros Beetle was photographed in Costa Rica by Cyril Brass.
Tamandua (Collared Anteater) photographed at Widlife Rescue Center in Costa Rica by Cyril Brass.