Biodiversity Group, _DSC5144

This Laughing Falcon outdid us on snake catching on this trip. Every morning, she and her partner would be chuckling away tearing apart a snake. The one shown here has yet to be identified--could be a new species!

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IMGP8500

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IMGP8601

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_DSC9803

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_MG_1293

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_MG_1305

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Surprise! This short-nosed vine snake (Oxybelis brevirostris) puts on quite a display, but has a bite that you would hardly feel.

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IMGP7505

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PICT1036

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_DSC0557

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DSC00145

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