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Andes-Choco Forest

Cloud forest geometry

Cloud forest geometry

A grasshopper rests on a bromeliad (Family Bromeliaceae), the most famous of which is the pineapple, gather water and fallen organic materials in their extended bracts and serve as habitat to insects and frogs. The bromeliad receives nutrients from the animals' waste materials and decomposition. Near Toachi, Ecuador

Rainforest treefrog guarding eggs View from below Cloud Forest stream Andean Cock-of-the-Rock Otonga Cloud Forest Reserve Farmers converting to conservation Toucan of the Andes Toucan Barbet, Otonga Cloud Forest Reserve The White-whiskered puffbird Ancient ceramic art depicting wildlife Global loss of amphibians The Imbabura tree frog Tricolor poison dart frog photo-illustration Cloud Forest lizard Juvenile green iguanas One man's riches Coastal Ecuadorian forest loss Lowland Paca Andean Fox For Sale: Endangered Species Mountain lion with cub Passionflower butterfly Ecotourism near Mindo, Ecuador Tropical butterfly and moth pupa Farmer converted to conservation Legless Amphibian of the Cloud Forest Cloud forest geometry Cloud Forest flora Cloud Forest Orchid Paramo botany Andean Paramo landscape Breakfast in the Cloud Forest Andean condor art