Observations by robbi_and_elisa

Field Notes - Unknown semi slug (?) found near freshwater dam, wet sclerophyll forest. About 40-50mm in length

Field Notes - One dwarf Tree Frog sitting on branch over water. Wet sclerophyll forest

Field Notes - 30+ Peron's and Tyler's Tree Frogs located around freshwater dam, wet sclerophyll forest

Field Notes - 5 Peron's Tree Frogs living under windowsill. Come out at night for feast on insects

Field Notes - We heard this described as a "sunflower starfish", but apart from that, unsure. About 15-25cm across? Shallow coastal reef

Field Notes - Chocolate Chip Star (Nidorellia armata) or a closely related species. 1.5m deep, coastal reef

Field Notes - Endemic Galapagos Lava Cactus, Brachycereus nesioticus. Growing on black lava flow

Field Notes - Magnificent Frigatebirds (Fregata magnificens), commonly seen around the fish market attempting to steal fish off the tables!

Field Notes - Four flamingos feeding in shallow wetland

Field Notes - Yellow warbler?(Setophaga petechia ssp.?aureola), endemic subspecies to the Gal?pagos

Field Notes - Two birds near shoreline

Field Notes - West Peruvian Dove? One bird walking through urban park. Bright blue eye

Field Notes - One of three Galapagos bullhead sharks,?Heterodontus quoyi. Resting about 3m down near edge of reef. Apparently poorly studied, IUCN data deficient species.

Field Notes - Appears similar to Mexican hogfish,?Bodianus diplotaenia, although doesn't appear to have vertical yellow stripe. Quite large (over 40cm?), cold water in coastal reef

Field Notes - Apologies for the distant photo! Our best guess for this is a Waved Albatross, Phoebastria irrorata, however the photo was taken over 150km from the species' only breeding colony.

Field Notes - Santa Marta Woodstar, endemic to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta montane cloud forests!

Field Notes - Masked Trogon, both male and female. A beautiful south American bird! Montane cloud forest, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains

Field Notes - Dasyprocta punctuate, central American agouti? Eating compost vegetables, very shy. About 80cm long? Montane cloud forest, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains

Field Notes - Endemic subspecies of the white-throated toucanet?(Aulacorhynchus albivitta), A. a. lautus! Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains, 2000m elevation

Field Notes - Marmosa robinsoni.? About 5-7cm body, prehensile tail. Montane cloud forest, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains

Field Notes - Two toucans in tree behind house, flew to farther tree.