Diego Nature Tours

Name: Diego Nature Tours
Address: diegonaturalistguide@gmail. com, Quepos, CR
Telephone: +50686134492
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Diego Nature Tours

tour guide services, for nature and adventure tourism in national parks and tourist activities.
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06/02/2024

Leaf insects belong to the order Phasmida (or Phasmatodea), but belong to different superfamilies.

More than 3000 species have been described. They are a group specialized in camouflage (crypsis) with extraordinary colors, shapes and behaviors that confuse them with the vegetation on which they inhabit and on which they feed.

The leaf shape of these animals is reinforced by the fact that their wings are adorned with patterns that are very reminiscent of the innervations of plant leaves and because their legs are endowed with lamellar expansions that blend in with those of the leaves themselves.

28/10/2023

We are Manuel Antonio National Park official tour guides.

20/07/2022

Definitely one of the most rewarding things about my job is being lucky enough to meet such wonderful people...

30/12/2021

Nature is my home 🍃

01/12/2021

Bring your family to enjoy the nature beauties of Manuel Antonio National Park on a forest tour, an wonderful experience!!

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19/10/2021

Thecadactylus rapicauda

Scorpion gecko

It is the largest gecko in Costa Rica, reaching a size of up to 100 mm. The tail is short, just over half the length of the rest of the body, at the base it has a constriction from where it abruptly thickens. The head, throat, dorsal surface of the trunk, and tail are covered by small glanular scales. The ventral scales are flat, smooth, overlapping, and larger than the dorsal ones. The eye is covered by a transparent cuticle, the pupil is vertical with wavy edges. It has one or two eye spines on the upper margin of the orbit.
The coloration varies from brown or cream to gray as a ground color, with many large and small irregular spots and bands covering the entire back, including the tail.

They feed on a very wide variety of invertebrates, mainly insects.

It is an oviparous species and lays only one egg at a time. A female can lay several eggs in a year.

10/08/2021

Bothriechis schlegelii
Oropel

08/08/2021

My zarídíme,
Vy cestujete!

08/07/2021

The red-eyed tree frog or red-eyed frog (Agalychnis callidryas) is a species of frog from the Hylidae family.

Its name comes from the Greek (aga) meaning "full of", (lychnos) "bright" and the species name refers to (kallos) "beauty" and (dryas) "tree nymph".

Most notable are his large red eyes with a vertical pupil. As adults they come to have bright colors over their entire body. Green predominates, but they usually present other colors such as blue or yellow, the front legs are bright blue, while the back legs are red or orange. The coloring of this frog is very striking.

The male is smaller than the female: 56 mm and the female 71 mm. They are nocturnal and arboreal. The red-eyed green frog feeds primarily on insects. Its predators include birds, bats, and snakes. Your skin contains toxins, but they are not very powerful.

01/06/2021

(Corytophanes cristatus) zompo dog.

Distribution and habitat:

Its area of distribution includes southern Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia. Its altudinal range oscillates between 100 and 800 meters above sea level. Its natural habitat is made up of wet and dry forest.

Description:

It feeds on insects, worms, and other lizards. Like chameleons, this lizard has the ability to change the color of its skin from dark to light or vice versa (it presents different colors depending on the life zones where it lives), according to its thermo-regulation with sunlight, it has a great capacity to blend in with its surroundings, so it is difficult to detect, when located it does not flee, in its locomotion it often jumps and runs bipedally. It is not related to the true chameleons of Africa and Asia.

It is a non-threatened species. Unlike basilisks, it does not have aquatic behavior.

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Videos

Collared forest falcon #manuelantonionationalpark

Argiope argentata Silver back spider This spider designs a Ingenious natural trap, this web is made to make insects and bugs believe that it is a flower. These types of spiders make about 11 different designs and textures for different situations, some weave spider web in for the "X" To look bigger and be able to impress a predator, some of his confections in luyen zig zag and three-dimensional traps.

Naturalist tour in Manuel Antonio national park 🍃

White-nuked Jacobin Jacobino nuquiblanco Florisuga mellivora Manuel Antonio Long and spectacular hummingbird of tropical lowlands, prefers forest edges, adjacent clearings with sparse trees and flowering shrubs, forages at all levels, frequently in the canopy, keeping tail fanned out, occasionally opening to show white extensive, male has intense blue hood, green upperparts, and white collar (sometimes difficult to see). #manuelantonionationalpark #manuelantonio #quepos #costarica #travelcostarica #hummingbirds #diegomanuelantoniotours @manuelhd21

Red capped manakin manakin capucha roja Ceratopipra Mentalis It lives in humid forests and secondary forests, where it feeds in the middle strata. Despite the bright red hood, it can be difficult to find. The males gather in small groups (known as lek) to display themselves to the females, otherwise they are normally seen alone. #manuelantonionationalpark #manuelantonio #quepos #costarica #diegomanuelantoniotours #manakin #travelcostarica #tourguides