PANTANAL, BRAZIL August 2016

The Pantanal is to the Americas what the Serengeti is to Africa.The aquatic heart of South America showcases some of the most breathtaking gathering of mammals, birds and reptiles that you could ever hope to see.The numbers in the world's largest wetland can challenge credulity; in short it is a wildlife-watchers paradise.

After flying into Cuiaba we travelled south to Pouso Alegre at Pocono then further south along the Transpantaneira which must be the most challenging highway/track in the world, to our main destination Porto Jofre. Our return journey involved a stay at Pixiam in Rio Clara.

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Friday, 2 September 2016

Black Howler Monkey

Black Howler Monkey

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Black-crowned Night Heron

Black-crowned Night Heron

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Anaconda

Anaconda sp

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Capybara

Capybara

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Large-billed Tern

Large-billed Tern

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Black Vultures

Black Vultures

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Pied Plover

Pied Plover

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Southern Rough-winged Swallow

Southern Rough-winged Swallow

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White-tipped Dove?

White-tipped Dove?

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Snake sp

Snake sp

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Amazon Kingfisher

Amazon Kingfisher, male

Female

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Osprey

Osprey

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Jaguar

Jaguar

Jaguar with recently killed Caiman

These images represent seventeen individual sightings over a period of sixty hours spent cruising the waterways
associated with the Rio Cuiaba in the vicinity of Porto Jofre

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Cattle Tyrant
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Peter Martin Beesley: An enthusiastic mature birder and keen photographer since May 2004. My British list is now 446 and my ''False'' British List ( ie species on the British List seen anywhere in the World ) now stands at 579 and my Western Palearctic list at 524 In another life I was a food research scientist and marketing consultant.

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