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Morning on the Kuyuwini near its confluence with the Essequibo
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Old Amerindian technique for elevating a propane camp stove
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Business end of piranha
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Mark preparing piranha ceviché...no one but himself was ever hungry enough to try it
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Mike enjoying a cup of coffee
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Nathan moments before tumbling down the steep muddy banks of the Kuyuwini
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Pseudancistrus barbatus from the Kassi-Atae rapids on the Essequibo
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Streamside photography
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Squeeze tank photos of Pseudancistrus barbatus
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Ever vigilant with camera, professional photographer Nathan hopes to be the first ichthyologist to document the fish of unknown identity that scurries atop the surface of the water in the wake of our canoe
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The identity of this elusive characoid remains a mystery
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