My Brazilian Amazon adventure (many pics!)

[RS4guy]

Spent almost 3 weeks aong the Rio Negro and other Amazon tributaries with my GF in January. Had the time of our lives! Hoep you enjoy the pics (many of them)

Any idea to sp?

Lichen stick?

HUGE whip scorpion

Mama wolf with babies

Freshly caught!

I caught this Forest Frog

Black bullet ant

Some kind of Tegu I think

Frog lovin'

That's all for now, some pics are sub-par, I know. Was on the move so no time for tripod/flash options. Thanks for checking them out! :biggrin:

Josh

 

[Boatman]

Thanks for sharing....

 

[Amoeba]

Really amazing stuff. I've never seen an Avic like that, makes me drool just thinking about it.

 

[VinceG]

Woah you saw come really great stuff over there! I'm quite jealous of you

 

[RS4guy]

That avic is deemed a "monkey spider" by the natives there as it can jump, and often does up to 2 meters they say. They were fairly common, I saw about 5 webbed up in tree trunks. Thanks guys, and again, sorry for the rather bad shots, I tend to do better, but we were always on the move!

 

[Philth]

Really nice stuff, That Avic is pretty sweet. I wonder what that smaller black spider was? And whats up with the tree growing in the water, weird lol. Thanks, for sharing !
Later, Tom

 

[RS4guy]

Really nice stuff, That Avic is pretty sweet. I wonder what that smaller black spider was? And whats up with the tree growing in the water, weird lol. Thanks, for sharing !
Later, Tom

Tom, I think that small black/brown spider was a baby T sling, unknown sp. It was perhaps a 1/2"-3/4" diameter.

 

[satch]

Wow awesome pictures!!!

 

[awolfe]

Great pictures, thanks so much for sharing!

 

[MaskFac3]

Looks like u had an awesome time thnx for sharing them awesome pics

 

[Tcrazy]

breath taking pics,

 

[MoonRaven]

Gorgeous photos!

 

[Porp]

Wow thanks for sharing! I now REALLY want a "monkey spider"!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Bruno]

the "lichen stick" is an adult female of a Prisopus species (order Phasmatodea)

 

[Storm76]

Awesome Avicularia sp.! Never seen any with that coloration. Blue+yellow = awesome contrast! Wondering what species that was, shame those aren't in the hobby...

 

[RS4guy]

Awesome Avicularia sp.! Never seen any with that coloration. Blue+yellow = awesome contrast! Wondering what species that was, shame those aren't in the hobby...

Yea it was quite stunning, I think that one was a male....

the "lichen stick" is an adult female of a Prisopus species (order Phasmatodea)

Yea I knew it was a Phasmid, just wasn't sure th actual name of it. About 2.5" long or so. Thanks!

 

[Zman181]

Gorgeous photos! Amazing

 

[RyTheTGuy]

I am in love with the Aviculaira sp. The yellow bands really make it pop, kinda looks like a true A. metallica(joke). I wish we had these in the hobby. They are amazing.

 

[BCscorp]

Looks like an amazing trip, thanks for he pics!

 

[ArachnoTeen]

Looks like A.juriensis(yellow-banded pinktoe)