316: Red Macaw parrots mate for life. Here a pair of love birds smooch in a tree in Playa Tamarindo. The photo was shot Dec. 1. Photo by John Lyman.
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| Copyrighted 2003 by Consultantes Río Colorado S.A. The photos on this page are copyrighted under U.S. and international law. A.M. Costa Rica has acquired the right to use them by virtue of its photo contest.. Reproduction outside of A.M. Costa Rica is forbidden without permission of the individual photographers. For contact information please e-mail editor@amcostarica.com. |
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316: Red Macaw parrots mate for life. Here a pair of love birds smooch in a tree in Playa Tamarindo. The photo was shot Dec. 1. Photo by John Lyman. |
Finalist Wildlife category 317: Butterfly taken Feb. 28 in the trail up to Rincon de la Vieja. Photo by Tim Malhotra. |
318: This is submitted as ‘garden.’ Photo by John McLaughlin. |
319: A lizard that was on the table at a house in the Playa Hermosa hills. Photo was taken in December 2002. Photo by Anne Moses. |
320: Mickey, an 11-year-old cat brought down from Canada three years ago. {hotographer says she is not sure if photo qualifies as wildlife, because he is a cat, or people, because he is very well domesticated, and anyone who knows him will tell you he acts like he is a person. Photo by Michael Randles. |
Photo by Carol Phillips. |
322: Razor rose, the national flower of Costa Rica, the photographer jokes. Photo by Bob Simmons. |
323: A torch ginger flower found while near a trail at the Wilson Botanical Garden. Taken Feb. 28. Photo by Ann Rodavitch. |
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