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Arne Hansen 2022-10-19 Kalvebod Fælled, Amager, Denmark Danish birder and friend from Copenhagen. Too intelligent and sensitive for this world. But he's found a balanced way of living, grateful for the opportunities life has brought him. Good life! |
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Mark and Lori at the bat cave 2013-11-28 Bat cave, Calakmul, Cam, Mexico Mark and Lori waiting for the bats to come out. The entrance to the cave was at the bottom of a 50 meters deep dry cenote. When they came out, they started flying around inside the cenote, but later when they should be counted in their thousands, they started to move out and up and flew around silently between the trees and us.It is estimated that more than 2 million bats live in the cave, perhaps up till 6-7 millions. 9 different species have been identified until now. The cave stretches at least some 700 meters under ground, and contains permanent water basins where fish and other animals live. Fascinating. Yucat |
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Lori Conrad 2013-11-29 Calakmul, Cam, Mexico Lori Conrad seeking her inner truth in alignment with the Gods of the Snake Kingdom on top of Calakmuls highest peak. Yucat |
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Roger Foxall 2019-11-25 Ciénegas del Lerma, México (Mex), Mexico Doing what we birders like the most... |
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The Goddess Tzapotlatena 2018-07-08 Ciudad Guzmán, Jalisco, Mexico The Goddess Tzapotlatena. As a symbol of the immensely big role the corn plant has always played to the indigenous and present people of this region, she represents the power that make the plant grow and by providing food to the people, to make societies grow and prosper. She is also the Goddess of curation and birth. According to the legends she invented a solution based on resin from pine trees, which was used to treated various diseases. Obviously she caught my eyes first of all because of her beautifully protruding breasts. And practically being the first human construction you see when you arrive in Ciudad Guzmán |
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Cozumel harbor 2013-11-26 Cozumel harbor, Roo, Mexico Mark dreaming about a trip on the fantastic Micky Mouse cruise ship...Yucat |
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Mark Conrad 2013-11-26 Cozumel harbor, Roo, Mexico Mark Conrad a happy tour member from California. Yucat |
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Nils Bouillard 2019-06-28 Cueva Altitle near La Huerta, Jalisco, Mexico Nils at the entrance to the smallest of the caves we visited. |
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Nils Bouillard 2019-06-28 Cueva Altitle near La Huerta, Jalisco, Mexico At the overgrown pond near the cave. Northern Jacana and Bare-throated Tiger-Heron were here. |
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Dummy title due to error 2012-04-21 Estero Palo Verde - Tortugario, Cuyutlán, Col, Mexico Von with the director Mary Cruz of the Turtle farm and her assistent Sergio. |
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Dummy title due to error 2012-05-19 Estero Palo Verde - Tortugario, Cuyutlán, Col, Mexico Von on the pier waiting for the next vistors to arrive. During the latest years he has spend every Saturday at this place dedicating his time to inspire the visitors to raise an interest in nature in general and birds in particular. |
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Dummy title due to error 2012-05-19 Estero Palo Verde - Tortugario, Cuyutlán, Col, Mexico Except from coming to see the turtles, the visitors, for the most part, also go for a boat ride on the estuary. It is a nice trip of about 30-45 minutes and includes visits to a heronry and sailing through the dense mangrove bordering the lagoon. |
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Dummy title due to error 2012-05-19 Estero Palo Verde - Tortugario, Cuyutlán, Col, Mexico Arrival at the pier after a trip around the estuary. Remember that morning and aftenoon are the best hours to do the trip. Both to avoid the midday heat, but also because the animals and other living creatures are more active at these hours. |
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Dummy title due to error 2012-05-19 Estero Palo Verde - Tortugario, Cuyutlán, Col, Mexico Visitors arrive all through the year, though most of them visit during the cooler winter period. Until now I have only seen Mexican visitors. Actually a bit rare since Manzanillo still attracts foreign tourists. But perhaps mostly sports fishers and other watersport enthusiast. |
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Dummy title due to error 2012-05-19 Estero Palo Verde - Tortugario, Cuyutlán, Col, Mexico The many Mexican visitors apparently arrive from all over Mexico. That's a standard question from Von to all the them, and the answers indicate that at least among the mexicans the place is well-known. |
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Melanie 2012-05-29 Pabellón de Arteaga, Ags, Mexico Melanie, American, works with the US Peace Corp in cooperation with CONAFOR on a project with the purpose to increase the interest and awareness about the nature among the local people of Pabell |
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Dummy title due to error 2012-05-22 Parque Ecológico La Campana, Colima, Col, Mexico Hot, sweaty and happy. |
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Cowboy 2013-06-02 Presa La Vega west of Gdl, Jal, Mexico Capturing horses on the east bank. Real Mexican cowboy at work. |