The Life of a Guacamayero (Macaw Researcher)


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Published: June 23rd 2009
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By my fifth week living at Posada Amazonas I was ready for a break. The eight to ten hours I was spending on the trail every day, while immensely enjoyable, were taking their toll on my body. To make things worse, the lumpy, sagging mattress I had been sleeping on had resurrected an old pelvis injury, which I had earned in a fit of stupidity during a mountaineering trip in Yosemite many years be... Read Full Entry



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Buttresses and VinesButtresses and Vines
Buttresses and Vines

This tree was lovely - I believe it was an older strangler fig.
Army Ants on the MarchArmy Ants on the March
Army Ants on the March

The army ants have been villainized in Hollywood, but they were actually quite cool to watch. They are always on the move and, on two different occasions, I found their stash of eggs and larvae.
Lake CandenadoLake Candenado
Lake Candenado

This lake was small, but it was beautiful.
On the LakeOn the Lake
On the Lake

There were boats available for taking out into the lake, but I never got a chance to do it - Oh Well!



23rd June 2009

Amazing pictures.
23rd June 2009

Simply Incredible!
Got to hand it to you. You take incredible photos and you write very well. Thank u for taking us through all your experiences.........
23rd June 2009

AMAZING picture of the snake! Really great capture.

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