Sunday, November 20, 2005
A coral snake (Leptomicrurus scutiventris) that we found on the way to Alto Progreso. It was about the size of a night crawler. Coral snakes are related to cobras and are highly venomous, although, small ones such as this would have a very hard time opening their mouth wide enough to bite you. Jason, this must be the one you saw but we couldn't find despite demolishing half the station.
This is the waterfall everyone loved so much. It is nice, although to a Peruvian it is probably more like oasis.
High elevation forest on a cloudy day.# posted by Evan Twomey : 12:17 PM
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Dear Evan,
we would like to have that picture of L. scutiventris for a book project. The book is nearly ready and will be sold in about 6 weeks, so we are in big hurry. You will get a book for free, full picture credits and will be acknowledged. Would that be possible? Your help would be very appreciate
Gernot Vogel
gernot.vogel@t-online.de
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we would like to have that picture of L. scutiventris for a book project. The book is nearly ready and will be sold in about 6 weeks, so we are in big hurry. You will get a book for free, full picture credits and will be acknowledged. Would that be possible? Your help would be very appreciate
Gernot Vogel
gernot.vogel@t-online.de
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