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The Rich Coast: November 2012

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I arrived in Costa Rica on the 12. After an easy flight from Toronto. I was grateful to see two familiar faces once I landed in San Jose, Jeimy and Carlos had made the drive from the peninsula to pick me up. Sunrise in the front yard. Tambor Tropical at night, I live in one of the top suites. Towering royal palms over the hotel. Sign at the lagoon we placed to deter dumping in the area. Looking up from the bar. I was eager to find out, but my route back would soon be inundated by the incoming tide. I...

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The Rich Coast: March 2012

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March 26th, 2012. I couldn’t be sure, and by no means would such a sighting suffice, maybe for a glossy Ibis, but not for this bird. We had to get closer. My sunburnt hand continued to guide my scope through the standing hordes of wood storks who looked less then enthusiastic with their current accommodations. Then, standing knee deep amongst a flotilla of large crocodiles, was the bird I had come for.the Jabiru. Two of them actually! He has also had his images honored in. Spider Monkey, black and white.

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The Rich Coast: April 2012

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After a few long days of travel I am now back in Canada, leaving CR was even harder then last year but this time it will be only 6 months until my return. Before wrapping up the blog for this season I wanted to make a post about a special friend that became a big part of my day to day life in CR. Meet Nico! Nico and I, enjoying a rice and beans breakfast. Hanging out while I work. I am now getting ready for another summer living on my sailboat in St. Andrews. The boat goes in the water on the 14.

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The Rich Coast: January 2011

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Once safely at Tambor, we pack the gear and head off to Curu to get ready for our clients. After we meet with Barb and Steve (really nice people) we set off on the hour long paddle to make base camp on Quesera beach. I tried to put it's beauty into words in previous posts, but this time I will let it speak for itself. We set up a base camp on Quesera and prepare for the two nights we will be staying. I set-up my small two-man tent under a beach almond tree (to shield from falling coconuts). On the final ...

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The Rich Coast: December 2012

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They inhabit nearly every aquatic environment on earth; from the abyssal depths of the deepest oceans to high altitude lakes and rivers. The fish, as ancient as they are adaptive, have diversified into a staggering 35,000 species, making them the largest of all vertebrate groups. 500 million years of evolution has produced fish that can fly, crawl, light up, breathe air and yes, even climb! At the top of the falls, rock-climbing fish on rock. Rock-climbing goby on vertcial rock face. Beta male long-taile...

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