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We stopped at a cafe and gift shop on the way and photographed the iguanas in the trees. The males were in breeding condition
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 Iguana bas relief? |
 Iguana posing on some waste land: what a tail! Closer view with reduced amount of tail on the left |
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On the way to Arenal we stopped at the Waterfall gardens at La Paz
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 Bamboo Orchid |
 View of the volcano from our cabin PC |
 Kiskadees |
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Blue Morpho from the Web |
 Jane and Martin's Chalet MM |
Heliconius erato petiverana from the Web |
 Arenal volcano erupting CW |
 Jane and Martin at the bar |
 Silver backed leaves |
Taking a boat trip down the River Frio from Los Chiles
 The pineapple plants were planted very close together. It seemed to be about 9 plants to the half metre squared, but I was looking from inside the bus and I may have got it wrong. |
We stopped at the bridge cafe again to see the iguanas
The Boss |
Iguana at bridge on the way MM |
 Spectacled Cayman smiling |
 Crocodile |
 Nicaraguan border |
Little Egrets and anhingas were common taking advantage of perches in the river |
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 1. Sloth parent |
 2 These pictures were taken within a few seconds of each other so sloths are not quite as slow as we were led to believe... |
 3. There might be an eye showing! |
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The young sloth moved off quite quickly along the branch and was not afraid to show his face; his parent just relaxed. |
 Suspension Bridge hundreds of feet above the forest floor EA |
 View from the bridge GA |
 Edward GA |
 Making Tortillas PC |
Georgina, Nick and Peter finding out how it is done |
 Reception class PC |
 Lunch on a banana leaf PC |
 Sloth PC |
 Emerald basilisk PC |
 Butterfly PC |
 Red-legged Honeycreeper PC |
We crossed Lake Arenal by boat GA
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