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Annie on the Platte River Trail near River Point.⁠
The sport of piranha fishing is very different from regular fishing. You slap the water's surface with the tip of the cane pole to simulate thrashing which attracts these sharp teethed fish to the raw meat on the hook! ⁠
These two prints are all we saw of the elusive jaguar while in the Pantanal. It was still a bit too wet, but it didn't stop us from seeing caiman, anteaters, land crabs, monkeys, foxes, birds and more.⁠
I captured this sunset during our first game drive on a warm night in the Pantanal. While the wildlife was elusive this evening, this magnificent sky made up for it!⁠
With all the recent snow, I could use a slice of nature like this! A nice view of Lake Atitlan from my hotel room patio.⁠
Watching the Guatemalans make "carpets" of dyed sawdust, flower and more for the world's largest Easter celebration in Antigua is mesmerizing. ⁠
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