A small black-and-red dragonfly hangs onto what I believe is some kind of Solanum sp.. Our guide gave a name, but I have forgotten it. I do recall him saying that the berries are used by natives as a stomach cure, but that one would have to be really sick to make the disease worse than the cure in this case.
Guavas grow on a tree near the Rio Frio, in Northern Costa Rica.
Coconuts under palm leaves near the shores of the Rio Frio.
The colorful fruit of what I believe is the pejibaye, or peach palm, a fruit mainly local to Costa Rica.
A small mountain horse grazes a ridgeline, with low clouds behind it, in Simien Mountains National Park.
Horses graze on a hillside, as a rural hamlet is seen through clouds, in Simien Mountains National Park, in the North (Simien) Gonder region of Ethiopia.
A quiet early morning walk through the woods of Northern Ontario, back in the Summer.
A flycatcher sits on a branch by lake Tana, patiently waiting for me to take its picture.
This was identified for me as a Little Green Bee-Eater (Merops orientalis), but I have had a chance to look at Birds of the Horn of Africa, and the distribution for the Little Green Bee Eater is wrong, and the Green one has green, not yellow, at the throat. I think it is a Little Bee-Eater, Merops pusillus.