I have so many photos to share, it has been such a great time down here on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica!! Here is an anteater from yesterday afternoon! Such a treat!I went to grad school at UC Irvine where we were the anteaters, so this has a little extra meaning. zot zot. I know, scary mascot.
Photographing this colorful animal never gets old! Red-eyed tree frog, Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica.
We had a great day yesterday heading to the far end of the Osa Peninsula! This a a howler monkey with a little baby.
Today – a three-toed sloth with a baby, Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica.
Golden-hooded Tanager. The birds in Costa Rica are so colorful!
I like to arrive early before my photo tour so that I can make sure the feeders are going and look good. The lodge must be putting out food this year as the feeders are much busier as compared to the past – nice option to have during downtime.
A couple of scarlet macaws from our first morning back on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. It is great to be back! I’m here a week before my photo tour – I like to arrive early to meet with the guides and refamiliarize myself with the wildlife. Bonus this year as my niece and her boyfriend will be joining us for a few days!
I’m going to be doing a talk on Saturday November 9 for the Great Plains Nature Photographers in McPherson, Kansas! I did a talk there five years ago and had a blast! I’m honored they have asked me to return.
Since I have spoken there before, I figured a better have new presentations, and have been working on them over the last couple of weeks. Topics include: How to Improve Your Wildlife Photography, Stories Behind Some of My Favorite Images, Using Your Cell Phone For Nature Photography, Tips and Tricks, and finally a revised version of my popular presentations on Animalscapes. It is only $20 for the day. It will be held at the McPherson Opera House which is a stunning facility.
There is also a Facebook Event for this, you might try a search in Facebook. You can also sign up the day of the event.
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