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Bromeliads costa rica Stock Photos and Images
RMDT9GMK–Epiphytes, including Bromeliads, growing on limbs and trunks of trees in montane rain and cloud forest. Savegre. Costa Rica.
RMABJ6A5–Monte Verde, Costa Rica. Two Rufous eyed Stream Frogs (Duellmonohyla rufioculis) on a bromeliad leaf.
RMBEMNK6–Cloud forest canopy showing moss covered branches with bromeliads (Bromeliaceae) Tapanti National Park, Costa Rica
RF2H6NNY5–Swainson's toucan or Brown-backed toucan (Ramphastos swainsonii) on branch with bromeliads, Boca Tapada region, Costa Rica
RFM8Y19T–Bromeliads accumulate water between their leaves, creating an aquatic habitat that hosts a diverse array of invertebrates.
RMDKCE86–The visitor's center at the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve in Costa Rica. It is also a cafe and restaurant.
RF2DENPWR–Hike through the rainforest of Costa Rica. Bromeliads, ferns, selaginella and other epiphytes grow on the trees. So many different green tones.
RMEAGW7W–Oak trees (Quercus costaricensis) in cloud forest on Cerro de la Muerte mountain, south-east of San José. May 2012.
RFE061XX–Epiphytes, ferns, orchids and bromeliads grow on a tree on th edge of the tropical rainforest on the Osa Peninsula.
RMCRHHCP–Oak trees (Quercus costaricensis) in cloud forest on Cerro de la Muerte mountain, south-east of San José. May 2012.
RMDT9GG3–Epiphytes, including Bromeliads, growing on limbs and trunks of trees in montane rain and cloud forest. Savegre. Costa Rica.
RFE0AETA–Epiphytes, ferns, orchids and bromeliads grow on a tree on th edge of the tropical rainvforest on the Osa Peninsula. Drake Bay,
RMBEMNK0–Cloud forest canopy showing moss covered branches with bromeliads (Bromeliaceae) Tapanti National Park, Costa Rica
RM2WJF5KG–Bromeliads and other epiphytic plants in the cloud forest near Monteverde, Costa Rica at about 1000 m elevation.
RF2H6NP0A–Swainson's toucan or Brown-backed toucan (Ramphastos swainsonii) on branch with bromeliads, Boca Tapada region, Costa Rica
RMDKCE3J–The visitor's center at the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve in Costa Rica. It is also a cafe and restaurant.
RF2DENPWG–Hike through the rainforest of Costa Rica. Bromeliads, ferns, selaginella and other epiphytes grow on the trees. So many different green tones.
RFGDAF5E–Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Pineapples (Ananas comosus resp. Ananas sativus), a species of the bromelian family (Bromeliaceae).
RMCRHHDD–Oak trees (Quercus costaricensis) in cloud forest on Cerro de la Muerte mountain, south-east of San José. May 2012.
RMDT9PBD–Epiphytes, including Bromeliads, growing on limbs and trunks of trees in montane rain and cloud forest. Costa Rica.
RME45J21–Bromeliads growing on a branch near the beach, Osa Peninsula, Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica, February 2009
RM2RG60E6–Beromeliads and mosses growin in the cloud forest of San Gerardo de Dota, Costa Rica, at about 2400 meters elevation.
RF2H6NP0N–Swainson's toucan or Brown-backed toucan (Ramphastos swainsonii) on branch with bromeliads, Boca Tapada region, Costa Rica
RFBD04C0–Rufous naped Wren Campylorhynchus rufinucha adult preening in tree with bromeliads Carara Biological Reserve Costa Rica
RMABFK1N–Moss and epiphyte covered trees, tropical cloudforest, Monteverde cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica
RFBD0476–Rufous collared Sparrow Zonotrichia capensis adult perched Bosque de Paz Central Valley Costa Rica Central America
RMCNRB40–scarlet star, striped tourch, droophead tufted airplant (Guzmania spec.), inflorescence, Costa Rica
RMCRHHDN–Oak trees (Quercus costaricensis) in cloud forest on Cerro de la Muerte mountain, south-east of San José. May 2012.
RMCRHHE9–Deforested land beyond oak trees (Quercus costaricensis) in cloud forest on Cerro de la Muerte mountain, south-east of San José.
RM2R3NX7R–Two large chickens of the great green macaw (Ara ambiguus) at their nesting burrow in the Atlantic slopes, Costa Rica.
RF2H6NNTW–Fishing toucan also called Keel billed Toucan (Ramphastos sulfuratus) on overgrown branch with bromeliads, Boca Topada, Costa Rica
RMBNJ63H–Costa Rica Cloud forest Wood tropical tropics vegetation Santa Elena Central America Landscape Scenery Nature Bromeliads lush
RMANFR22–Cloud Forest with Acacias and Bromeliads Backlit River Braullio Carillo National Park Costa Rica Central America
RFBD047E–Rufous collared Sparrow Zonotrichia capensis immature perched Bosque de Paz Central Valley Costa Rica Central America
RFPM7R26–The bromeliads, also called pineapple plants, are a plant family in the order of the sweet grass
RMA4DKMD–Bromeliads growing from hanging root in rainforest at Volcán Poás, Valle Central & Highlands, Costa Rica
RMA4DJJC–Bromeliads growing from hanging root in rainforest at Rara Avis, Valle Central & Highlands, Costa Rica
RM2HM5X6H–Tree branches laden with epiphytes in Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve, Monteverde, Costa Rica.
RMA4DFWA–Bromeliad growing on branch in rainforest at Volcán Poás, Valle Central & Highlands, Costa Rica
RM2HM5PBF–Female Green Honeycreeper (Chlorophanes spiza) in bromeliad. Lowland rainforest, La Selva Biological Station, Sarapiquí, Caribbean slope, Costa Rica.
RF2H6NNPY–Fishing toucan also called Keel billed Toucan (Ramphastos sulfuratus) on overgrown branch with bromeliads, Boca Topada, Costa Rica
RMBNJ62W–Costa Rica rainforest forest wood jungle tree Taptani National park Central America Landscape Scenery Nature bromeliads flowers
RMBY6PD2–Epiphytes in lowland rainforest, Braulio Carrillo National Park, Costa Rica, Central America
RMANFR25–Cloud Forest with Acacias and Bromeliads with Backlit River Braullio Carillo Nationa Park Costa Rica Central America
RFPM7X8R–The bromeliads, also called pineapple plants, are a plant family in the order of the sweet grass
RMDT9GW2–Epiphytes, including Bromeliads, growing on limbs and trunks of trees in montane rain and cloud forest. Savegre. Costa Rica.
RM2HM5PBY–Female Green Honeycreeper (Chlorophanes spiza) in bromeliad. Lowland rainforest, La Selva Biological Station, Sarapiquí, Caribbean slope, Costa Rica.
RF2H6NP0D–A pair of Swainson's toucans or brown-backed toucans (Ramphastos swainsonii) on branch with bromeliads, Boca Tapada region, Costa Rica
RMCXRCG8–Tree covered in bromeliads protruding into the Rio Celeste, Tenorio Volcano National Park, Costa Rica, Central America
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