A Roseate Spoonbill This funny looking bird uses his large bill to stir up the mud to find shrimp. Eating the shrimp gives it a pinkish color.

A Basilisk Lizard. Also known as a Jesus Christ Lizard because it runs on the water.

Find the wildlife in this picture. It is a Common Potoo, which is also commonly referred to as a "stick bird". This was 100 ft. up in a tree. This is the second one that Jim and I have seen and they always seem to be sleeping.
A Northern Jacana
This bird was walking around on the watercress in the canals.

A chestnut-mandibled Toucan. These birds have a very distinct and loud call. This bird was 100 ft. above us.

A red eye tree frog. We had fun hunting for them just after the dusk.

A Caiman, a relative of an alligator.
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