The Adventures of Kerri & Matt

Were you tired of scarlet macaws?

I’m glad you weren’t, because Matt spent a while chasing flying macaws with the camera

So there are a lot of pictures

Yes, I said Matt!

Only about 2/3rds of these are Kerri’s fault!

There were no baby macaws

Kerri is usually the problem when there are babies.

They are colourful though

Kerri does like colourful

I don’t even remember what these ones were doing

These ones were flying

But you probably could have figured that out yourself.

Bye.

This brown capuchin ran across the grass

I don’t know where he was going

But he seemed to

Monkeys are better at swinging than running

But he was still pretty fast.

This is a red legged seriema.

They also look funny floofed up.

One was gathering sticks

It would fly down to the ground

And walk around looking down

Until it found a stick

Once it had a beak full

It would start looking up at the tree

Then it would do a little hop onto a low branch of the tree, usually losing half of the sticks

And look up again

And then hop up to the nest.

And then back down to gather more sticks.

It’s friend was gathering bark.

I don’t know why it wanted bark

But it was very picky about getting chunks of bark

They do look easier to carry than the sticks

It didn’t lose nearly as many hunks of bark hopping up into the tree

So maybe this is the smart one

Probably, because it never looked like this.

This says waterfall of the fish river

There were waterfalls

On the river

And paths next to the river

With stairs

There were fish in the river

And many waterfalls

The river was eroding little caves with stalagtites

There were also bridges

Did we mention the waterfalls?

If you want clever commentary tell Matt to do it

Here is us with a waterfall

Here is a selfie with neither of us looking at the camera

Ooh, the water is really clear here

And here it’s really reflective

Time for lunch at the wood fired buffet.