Birding at Shiripuno

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December 13th 2008

Published: December 13th 2008

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Dear Friends,

It had been a while I haven´t post.

Shiripuno is getting better and better;now there is no loggers anymore,weare encountering bigger mammals such as Jaguar, Pumas, Tapirs, Peccaries; despiting with the seven species of monkeys and the 450 species of birds.

Macaws are so abundat that you want to shut them, very noicy animals.

Christmas is coming and the bird count to.

See you there guys,

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Jarol Fernando Vaca

Naturalist Observer

I grew up in the Ecuadorian Rainforest, in a remote village: Misahualli; famous in the golden days for the expeditions throught out the Ecuadorian Amazon, a great schools of experienced leaders I had; The natives were my trusted companions in all my trips. I try the University with a dream to become a Doctor in medicine, but the lack of funding slam my dream, but the forest show me a different story: Natural History; A handful of naturalist came to the Amazon, lets name a few of them: Alfred R. Wallace, Henry Bates, Richard E. Schultes, Ted Parker and others, they inspired me to look for pa... full info

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