The last camera traps are collected from the dry montane forest. Meanwhile camp is cleaned up again leaving no lasting trace of our presence. As the s...

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 A mad day as equipment is packed up and camp dismantled. Many of the team ending the day with a nocturnal drive to Apolo as our research activit...

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Two iconic species are registered on the same day. First a boa constrictor snake (Boa constrictor) is photographed and to our surprise is confirmed as...

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More snakes and amphibians are registered following the rain of the day before. The mussurana snake (Clelia clelia) and the brown sipo (Dipsas catesby...

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A day dominated by rain. Everyone takes advantage to get washing done and catch up on data processing.

Another species of knife fish, but this time without the nose! The longtail knifefish  (Sternopygus cf. macrurus) is the thirty-third species of ...

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For two days the ichthyologists and photographer have been engaged in a marathon session to photograph the diversity of fish species captured in the U...

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In the early morning in a break between significant rain showers a flowering shrub draws the attention of the team as hummingbirds gather in a feeding...

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The small mammal team traps a handsome brown four-eyed opossum (Metachirus nudicaudatus), which everyone falls in love with before his release into th...

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The day starts with a surprise with the confirmation of another new record for Madidi, the Yates little big-eared bat (Micronycterus yatesi) previousl...

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