St. Eustasius land photos
Colourfull lizard. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
With it claws it was holding on to the tree. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
We hiked up the volcano called the Crill and found lots of little lizards. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
A close up of another lizard. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
Like any other reptile these lizards need to warm up in the sun to get energy. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
When we hiked into the volcano grater the forest got greener. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
The Red Bellied Racer is a non venemous snake and the first snake I ever spot in the Caribbean. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
It wasn't very shy so I could get close to it. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
As soon as the shutter in my camera closed the snake went the other way. Even though I followed it around with my camera it never tried to attack me. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
... and when I got enough photos of it I left it alone. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
Kenneth Plesner under a gigantic tree. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
It's amazing how the roots of the tree continues into a trunk. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
St. Eustasius main town, Oranjestad had lots of old buildings. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
Old church with no roof. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
They were still using the cementary around the church. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
Jan de Windt, a Dutch admiral was buried here in 1800's. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
Numorous hurricanes and the falling sugar industry had taken away the old buildings at the waterfront. The ruins are still lying around. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
Saba seen from the island. St. Eustatius, The Netherlands Antilles, February 2010
