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February 3rd 2007
Published: February 19th 2007
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Ecuador’s Rainforests Through friends in Quito I had the opportunity to be an Expedition Leader for a British group of Gap year students, taking them into the Jungle where I would spend a week and half helping with conservation with all expenses covered not to mention pay as well. So naturally I jumped at the opportunity. The Tropical Rainforests of Ecuador are unique among the World as they... Read Full Entry



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Ollie Taylor
Olstar
Olstar
Began 2004 in Asia travelling for 14 months through 10 different countries and then spent eight months in Ecuador in 2007 but have now returned to the rock that is Jersey in the UK and the days of backpacking are long gone (maybe) and its just the old fashioned holiday, watch this space....... Take Care and all the best! Ollie ... full info
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BatsBats
Bats
A bit blurry because I could get close enough without scaring them away.
Rio NapaRio Napa
Rio Napa
Swam here on most days
Rio NapaRio Napa
Rio Napa
Swam here on most days
On The Way To Jatun SachaOn The Way To Jatun Sacha
On The Way To Jatun Sacha
On The Way To Jatun SachaOn The Way To Jatun Sacha
On The Way To Jatun Sacha
On The Way To Jatun SachaOn The Way To Jatun Sacha
On The Way To Jatun Sacha
Down The HatchDown The Hatch
Down The Hatch
Half the Mission accomplished
Torre (Tower)Torre (Tower)
Torre (Tower)
Torre (Tower)Torre (Tower)
Torre (Tower)
A long way to climb without a harness. Roughly 90 Feet.
To the Jungle CanopyTo the Jungle Canopy
To the Jungle Canopy
Turnip Tail GeckoTurnip Tail Gecko
Turnip Tail Gecko
Turnip Tail GeckoTurnip Tail Gecko
Turnip Tail Gecko
Wasps NestWasps Nest
Wasps Nest
Whip ScorpionWhip Scorpion
Whip Scorpion
Actually a Spider and an ugly one at that, but completely harmless.
Whip ScorpionWhip Scorpion
Whip Scorpion
Actually a Spider and an ugly one at that, but completely harmless.
Ant FightAnt Fight
Ant Fight
Found a Conga ant being attacked by smaller ants. Attaching themselves to its legs and antennae they later managed to subdue it.
Ant FightAnt Fight
Ant Fight
Found a Conga ant being attacked by smaller ants. Attaching themselves to its legs and antennae they later managed to subdue it.



20th February 2007

Dad
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Jungle king
Nice one Ov. Great photos and fascinating trip, not sure with all the bugs Ruth would be up for it but if your still there next year you can be my guide!!! Keep writing you have a natural talent. Take care though Luv dad
24th May 2011
Painted Belly Monkey Frog

kirsten leathem
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i love it so much just looking at the painted monkey frog.
I'm learing about frogs in school I just love learing about frogs expecialy painted belly monkey frogs .............

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