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Equator_monument.2.JPG  
From: Dan @ 216.243.159.253 (Wed 19 Mar 11:48:15 2008)
Is that the same monument as this? http://www.danmason.net/gallery/album24/Untitled11

From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Thu 20 Mar 13:47:47 2008)
Yeah! We never actually stopped--this is just the view from the bus window, one of the many times that we passed this thing. You will see some other familiar images once we finally upload the Quito photos.


 

botas_estan_cubiertas_con_lodo (boots are covered in mud)  
From: gd @ 113.109.190.111 (Tue 3 Aug 20:27:08 2010)
resume samplesaleprintingsaledustbinsaleled street

From: fdadfsa @ 222.76.13.164 (Mon 9 Aug 21:49:52 2010)
o Blizzard tookglasseshe formula established in eyeglassesDune II and expanded upon it in Warcraft:


 

bromeliad_inflorescence.JPG  
From: Kayla @ 68.187.147.1 (Sun 23 Mar 10:26:23 2008)
THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!!!! Is there any way I could get a print?

From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Wed 26 Mar 08:58:22 2008)
Yay, Kayla! Actually, there is. I already told Kayla this, but if anyone is interested, the upper left hand of the screen offers options for printing through Shutterfly, etc. But first click on the picture till you can click no longer, so that you get to the biggest, highest-quality version.


 

parakeet  
From: Daniel @ 66.53.209.158 (Thu 20 Mar 15:31:24 2008)
Maroon-Tailed Parakeet (pyrrhura melanura pacifica)

From: Bryn @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 08:53:15 2008)
Thanks, Daniel!


 

flycatcher.JPG  
From: Daniel @ 66.53.209.158 (Thu 20 Mar 15:34:10 2008)
Smoke-colored Pewee (contopus fumigatus) - a type of flycatcher

From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 08:56:03 2008)
Thanks again! (whew, glad I was right about it being a flycatcher!)


 

Oso.hummingbird.15.JPG  
From: Daniel @ 66.53.209.158 (Thu 20 Mar 15:37:06 2008)
Collared Inca (coeligena torquata)

From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 08:57:34 2008)
oh yeah! we saw these a lot.


 

bryn, insect aspirator, rhinoceros beetle.  
From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 08:59:08 2008)
Bryn here: this is a female, so it doesn't have the big horns.


 

This is the tarantula that was parasitized by a fungus. It's thought that the fungus will infiltrate the spider's (or insect's) brain and induce it to climb up as high as it can before the animal dies and the fungus sporulates. (Bryn's addendum: the fungus that causes the spider to climb is probably a different one. The whole climbing thing is speculative and he doesn't want to be associated with that kind of tomfoolery.)  
From: Celine @ 24.59.195.194 (Mon 16 Mar 22:43:53 2009)
I learned all about this type of fungus on a PBS special!! great photo!


 

P1300045.JPG  
From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 09:02:30 2008)
I really should know what this is, but I don't. You see it in shopping malls all the time...


 

guess what these are!  
From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 09:03:11 2008)
they aren't just any old mushroom...


 

Awesome shot, James. I mean, jolly good. Cheers. Pass the cutlery, please?  
From: James @ 190.43.190.19 (Tue 25 Mar 13:41:19 2008)
'can you paasss the silverweeearr

From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Wed 26 Mar 09:02:09 2008)
I'm glad we gave you a chance to sharpen up your American drawl in time for your great US railway transect. It will be important for you to blend in, in order to reclaim the lost colonies for the Queen.

From: James @ 200.3.216.76 (Sun 4 May 14:02:41 2008)
hahaha! im well looking forward to the US bit. if i get my way, theres going to be so much silverware being passed around the place.


 

not the best pic of either of us, but it took a lot of tries with the camera (on tripod) precariously balanced on a small island/rock with rushing water all around. an accomplishment.  
From: celine @ 24.59.195.194 (Mon 16 Mar 22:50:02 2009)
brilliant!!


 

DSC_0019.JPG  
From: Katie @ 201.29.245.179 (Thu 20 Mar 13:35:44 2008)
A picture says a thousand words...Just like Jose!


 

DSC_0038.JPG  
From: Alyssa Mason @ 209.181.240.128 (Thu 20 Mar 19:52:11 2008)
EEEEK!!!!!!


 

flame-colored tanager  
From: Daniel @ 66.53.209.158 (Thu 20 Mar 15:54:19 2008)
This is actually a Golden Tanager (tangara arthus goodsoni)

From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 09:09:45 2008)
oops! how could I have confused "flame" with "golden?" :-)


 

a hummingbird--blurry, but we're pretty sure it's sticking its tongue out! look closely...  
From: Daniel @ 66.53.209.158 (Thu 20 Mar 15:56:52 2008)
Yes, this White-whiskered Hermit (phaethornis yaruqui)is sticking his tongue out - most likely at the viewer.

From: Rachel And Bryn (rachel) @ 99.239.240.207 (Sat 22 Mar 09:10:23 2008)
ha ha! i did have some B.O., but, really...


 

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