Guess the species? #5

[Scolopendra]

4 Military macaw
5 Is a Loin tailed Macaque
6 a Mud snake

 

[Chlidonias]

1) African lungfish
2) salmon-crested cockatoo
3) looks like a lion tamarin, so I'll say golden-headed lion tamarin
4) Green-winged macaw
5) Heck's macaque (following Ituri)
6) Red-banded wolf snake (Dinodon rufozonatum)

 

[DesertRhino150]

Ituri now has a second correct answer- number 4 is a green-winged macaw.
Scolopendra also has a correct answer- although the spelling is a little off, number 5 is a lion-tailed macaque.
Moebelle has number 6 correct- it is a bicolored coral snake at the herptarium in Monteverde.
Just numbers 2 and 3 to correctly answer now.

 

[Chlidonias]

number 2 really looks like a cockatoo....is it an umbrella cockatoo? Or not even close?

 

[Moebelle]

2. Von Der Decken's hornbill

 

[Moebelle]

3. Red ruffed lemur

 

[DesertRhino150]

Just as a little clue, number 2 is a Neotropical bird and isn't a member of the order Psittacines.

 

[Moebelle]

Just as a little clue, number 2 is a Neotropical bird and isn't a member of the order Psittacines.

Was that a reply to my comments? Or were we posting at the same time?

 

[DesertRhino150]

Was that a reply to my comments? Or were we posting at the same time?

I think we both posted at the same time.

Also to clarify, you are also the closest to guessing number 3.

 

[Moebelle]

Pastas monkey.... red panda.

 

[Ituri]

3. Mongoose lemur

 

[DDcorvus]

6. Cattle egret

 

[Ituri]

2. Yellow-crowned Night Heron

 

[DesertRhino150]

No-one has guessed the correct answers yet. Here are some further clues just to help you finish this round:

2. Number 2 is an example of an Incertae sedis
3. Number 3 is a species of lemur

 

[Moebelle]

3. Female blue-eyed black lemur. If not red-fronted lemur.

 

[DesertRhino150]

We have another correct answer. Number 3 is a female blue-eyed black lemur. Just number 2 to get now.

 

[Moebelle]

2. king vulture

 

[DesertRhino150]

And there's the last one! Number 2 is a king vulture.

The end scores are:
Moebelle- 3
Ituri- 2
Scolopendra- 1

 

[Moebelle]

Some easy, some hard.

 

[Scolopendra]

1. Desert Locust
2. Orinoco Crocodile
3. Eurasian Eagle-Owl (Bubo bubo)
4. Giant pacific octopus
5. Bongo