Some of these photos were taken in Mexico during a trip to attend my brother's wedding. After the wedding, I took a bus to Belize to hang out with Tabatha Bruce and her laughing falcons. The falcons are snake specialists and we got to see a few predation events at the nests Tab had staked out. All photos copyright 2003, please follow these simple rules if you'd like to use one of these photos. - REG May 2, 2003.

The ghost anole (Anolis lemurinus) from Rio Bravo, Belize.	A. lemurinus eating a tabanid fly.	A. sericeus from Rio Bravo, Belize.	A. sericeus dewlap.	Ctenosaura similis at the Tulum ruins, Mexico.
S. variabilis from Rio Bravo, Belize.	S. variabilis venter	The closest I came to seeing a jaguar.	Orthopteran aggregation.	Scorpion with babies.
Tab watching a falcon nest.	A tree with a falcon nest in it.	Tab showed some Belizian Mennonites a road-killed Oxybelis.	Tab and I spent Easter Sunday with the Bergen's, a big Belizian Mennonite family.