With prey Arachosia sp.

Eating white mulberry

Eating white mulberry

Most certainly a rallid chick. All black and bald-headed

Eating white mulberry

In the first attack four caracaras pounced on the coot, which defends itself by diving. Since the caracaras can not capture the prey they fly away and only two caracaras make other atempts. But the coot manages to evade them and leave with the triumphal flap

On the left a male leaving the eclipse plumage behind

Eating flower of black locust Robinia pseudoacacia

There were three individuals, two together and one apart. They were in a tipu tree in line with the island in the Coypu Pond

In one of the lamp posts outside the reserve this chimango caracara showed with a fish

Three males were spotted

Nest under construction

Very far in the Duck Pond. Similar in size with the snowy egrets they stand out because of their cinnamon colouring and yellow bill

It was foraging insets at the lamp posts of the avenue. He must be specialized since it turned round the lamps removing one insect after another

Cygnet on board

Male at water yellow flag Iris pseudacorus

With a geometrid moth

Eating loquat

Courtship displays

Eating loquat

With rufous-collared sparrows

On the right a female rosy-billed pochard and on the left a white-faced whistling-duck

The family of Viamonte

The family of Brasil

Eating chamaleon cichlid Australoheros facetus

With common gallinules, spot-flanked gallinules, neotropic cormorant and coypus on platform

Diego found it using the telescope, Everybody saw it clearly. We prepared to take a photo with the mobile and it turned its bill.

These cygnets are a month old and their wings are still minute

These cygnets are a month old and their wings are still minute

There are several great kiskadees building nests