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RF2G4NPBB–Aerial shot of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador with Rio Napo and Galeras mountain in the background. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the
RF2G4NPBF–Aerial panorama of Amazonian rainforest in Ecuador at dusk with Rio Napo and Galeras mountain in the background.
RF2G4NPBR–Panoramic aerial of Amazonian rainforest in Ecuador. A cattle farm has been cut out of the forest on the right. Roads bring colonization and destructi
RF2G4NPA0–Aerial shot of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador with Rio Napo and Galeras mountain in the background. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the
RF2G4NP6W–Aerial shot of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador and a clearing made by a subsistence farmer. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest
RF2G4NPFX–Aerial of a cattle farm cut out of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador. With fish ponds for raising Tilapia, surrounded by primary rainforest. Napo prov
RF2G4NP9E–Aerial shot of the village of Misahualli, a popular destination for adventure tourists on the Rio Napo in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Shot in the late afte
RF2G4NPC4–Aerial panorama of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador with Rio Napo in the background. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest to the
RF2G4NPJY–Aerial panorama of a cleaning cut from Amazonian rainforest for cattle ranching. On a sunny evening with untouched primary forrest surrounding it. In
RF2G4NPGD–Aerial view of a cacao plantation (Theobroma cacao) in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Ecuador produces high quality chocolate but this is an unsustainable far
RF2G4NP6H–Aerial of a cattle farm cut out of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador. With fish ponds for raising Tilapia, surrounded by primary rainforest. Napo prov
RF2G4NP8W–Aerial of shot of a road running through the rainforest in Ecuador. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest to the Amazon Basin.
RF2G4NP4A–Aerial of passenger canoes on the beach at Misahualli village, a popular destination for adventure tourism in the Ecuadorian Amazon. The clear water R
RF2G4NP9R–Aerial panorama of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador with Rio Napo and Galeras mountain in the background. Roads bring colonization and destruction of
RF2G4NPTW–Aerial view of a heart shaped island in Rio Napo, the Ecuadorian Amazon at dawn. The early morning sunlight is illuminating the treetops.
RF2G4NRHX–Aerial panorama of the Rio Shiripuno, a tributary of the Amazon, meandering through pristine tropical rainforest in Ecuador
RF2G4NP4T–Aerial shot of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest to the Amazon Basin.
RF2G4NP7B–Aerial shot of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador with Rio Napo and Galeras mountain in the background. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the
RF2G4NPBY–Aerial shot of a cleaning cut from Amazonian rainforest for cattle ranching. On a sunny evening with untouched primary forrest surrounding it. In Napo
RF2G4NRYH–Rio Shiripuno in the Ecuadorian Amazon viewed from the air. This tributary of the amazon meanders through pristine tropical rainforest
RF2G4NP9G–Aerial shot of the village of Misahualli, a popular destination for adventure tourists on the Rio Napo in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Shot in the late aft
RF2G4NP2H–Aerial panorama of the rainforest with an enormous leafless Ceibo tree and a clearing planted with maize at the right of image. Napo province in the
RF2G4NPK6–Aerial panorama of a cleaning cut from Amazonian rainforest for cattle ranching. On a sunny evening with untouched primary forrest surrounding it. In
RF2G4NPMC–More than 90% of the rainforest in Western Ecuador, in the Choco Biogeographical Region, has been destroyed by loggers, ranchers and for oil palm. Her
RF2G4NP2X–Aerial view of the rainforest with two enormous leafless Ceibo trees and a clearing planted with maize at the right of image. Napo province in the Ec
RF2G4NRWT–Looking down to the canopy of pristine tropical rainforest near Rio Shiripuno in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
RF2G4NP7H–Panoramic aerial of roads running through the rainforest in Ecuador. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest to the Amazon Basin.
RF2G4NPC8–Aerial panorama of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador with Rio Napo in the background. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest to the
RF2G4NP48–Aerial overlooking Rio Napo above Misahualli village, a popular destination for adventure tourism in the Ecuadorian Amazon. The clear water Rio Misah
RF2G4NPWK–Aerial view of the rainforest with an enormous leafless Ceibo tree and a clearing planted with maize at the right of image. Napo province in the Ecua
RF2G4NPNA–More than 90% of the rainforest in Western Ecuador, in the Choco Biogeographical Region, has been destroyed by loggers, ranchers and for oil palm. Her
RF2G4NP97–Aerial panorama of the village of Misahualli, a popular destination for adventure tourists on the Rio Napo in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Shot in the late
RF2G4NP6A–Aerial shot of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador and a clearing made by a subsistence farmer. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest
RF2G4NP4G–Passenger canoes on the beach beside the Rio Napo, near Misahualli village, a popular destination for adventure tourism in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
RF2G4NRPJ–Aerial panorama of pristine tropical rainforest in Ecuador with the Rio Shiripuno, a tributary of the Amazon.
RF2G4NP77–Aerial shot of an Amazonian highway in Ecuador and a clearing made by a subsistence farmer. Roads bring colonization and destruction of the rainforest
RF2G4NPJT–A road cut through primary rainforest in the Ecuadorian Amazon, looking over the forest to a colonist village in distance. Road building is the drivin
RF2G4NPJ2–Aerial of slash and burn cultivation. This plot has been cleared from the rainforest and burnt, ready to plant crops (maize, manioc or banana). In Nap
RF2G4NPCE–Aerial of a cattle farm cut out of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador. With fish ponds for raising Tilapia, surrounded by primary rainforest. Napo prov
RF2G4NPFJ–Aerial of a cattle farm cut out of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador. With fish ponds for raising Tilapia, surrounded by primary rainforest. Napo prov
RF2G4NP45–Aerial overlooking Rio Napo above Misahualli village, a popular destination for adventure tourism in the Ecuadorian Amazon. The clear water Rio Misah
RF2G4NPW1–Aerial shot of a straight Amazonian road in Ecuador with Rio Napo and Galeras mountain in the background and storm clouds gathering. Roads bring colon
RF2G4NRX9–Aerial view of a bend in Rio Shiripuno, a tributary of the Amazon, flowing through pristine tropical rainforest in Ecuador
RF2G3RM4A–Beautiful Calico Snake (Oxyrhopus formosus). Adult, detail of body scales. Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G41K0F–Checkerbelly Snake (Siphlophis cervinus), a rare snake from Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G3RM43–Beautiful Calico Snake (Oxyrhopus formosus). A juvenile with banded pattern. Pastaza province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G3RMBA–Cat-eyed Snake (Leptodeira septentrionalis) from the Choco Biological Region in north-west Ecuador.
RF2G41K0K–Checkerbelly Snake (Siphlophis cervinus), a rare snake from Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G41KF7–Yellow-bellied Puffing Snake (Spilotes sulphureus). With neck inflated during a threat display. Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G41KAR–The rare Bicolored Shadow Snake (Synophis bicolor) from Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G41KGD–The rare Bicolored Shadow Snake (Synophis bicolor) from Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G41KF4–Yellow-bellied Puffing Snake (Spilotes sulphureus). With neck inflated during a threat display. Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G41K85–Juvenile Chonta or Mussarana (Clelia clelia) The juveniles are coral snake mimics but change to black as an adult
RF2G3RM83–Copper Parrot Shake (Leptophis cupreus), Pastaza province, Amazonian Ecuador, close up of head
RF2G3RMB0–Green Vinesnake (Oxybelis fulgidus) Orellana province, the Ecuadorian Amazon, close up of head
RF2G3RMB3–Cat-eyed Snake (Leptodeira septentrionalis) from the Choco Biological Region in north-west Ecuador.
RF2G41KFP–Puffing Snake (Phrynonanax poecilonotus) Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador, threat display.
RF2G3RME9–Tschudi's false coral snake (Oxyrhopus melanogenys) Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador. Mimics Micrurus hemphrichii
RF2G41RNC–Vine Snake (Xenoxybelis argenteus) close up of head with tongue potruded, Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador.
RF2G41KA3–Juvenile Chonta or Mussarana (Clelia clelia) The juveniles are coral snake mimics but change to black as an adult
RF2G3RKT9–Forest flamesnake (Oxyrhopus petolaris) Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador. Close up of head
RF2G3RMC8–Cat-eyed Snake (Leptodeira septentrionalis) from the Choco Biological Region in north-west Ecuador.
RF2G41KG3–Checkerbelly Snake (Siphlophis cervinus), a rare snake from Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G3RM7M–Common cat eyed snake (Leptodeira annulata), Orellana province, the Ecuadorian Amazon, close up of head
RF2G3RM1R–Amazon Basin Tree Snake (Imantodes lentiferus), Orellana province, the Ecuadorian Amazon. Close up of head
RF2G41KAY–The rare Bicolored Shadow Snake (Synophis bicolor) from Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G41K4X–False Tree Coral (Rhinobothrium bovalli), a very rare snake from the Choco Biological Region in Western Ecuador
RF2G41K5J–Vine Snake (Xenoxybelis argenteus) ventral view of head, Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador.
RF2G41K0C–Checkerbelly Snake (Siphlophis cervinus), a rare snake from Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador
RF2G3RM9R–Green Vinesnake (Oxybelis fulgidus) Orellana province, the Ecuadorian Amazon, close up of head
RF2G3RMEF–Tschudi's false coral snake (Oxyrhopus melanogenys) Orellana province, Amazonian Ecuador. Mimics Micrurus hemphrichii
RF2G3RM3W–Amazon Basin Tree Snake (Imantodes lentiferus), Orellana province, the Ecuadorian Amazon. Close up of head
