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    Patagonian Mockingbird: by vagabonds3, Views[355]
         		 Pucará de Tilcara pre-Inca Fortress: by vagabonds3, Views[495]
         		 View from our room in Tilcara: by vagabonds3, Views[418]
         		 Cardon Cactus Blossoms: by vagabonds3, Views[372]
         		 Silvery Grebe: by vagabonds3, Views[418]
     
    Puna Hawk: by vagabonds3, Views[159]
         		 Bare-Eyed Ground Dove: by vagabonds3, Views[127]
         		 Many-Colored Rush Tyrant: by vagabonds3, Views[125]
         		 Giant Coot: by vagabonds3, Views[135]
         		 Chilean Flamingo: by vagabonds3, Views[120]
     
    Blue-and-Yellow Tanager, one of our favorites: by vagabonds3, Views[129]
         		 Giant Hummingbird: by vagabonds3, Views[120]
         		 Andean Hillstar, a lot of work for a little hummingbird: by vagabonds3, Views[119]
         		 Andean Flamingos: by vagabonds3, Views[135]
         		 Rusty-Browed Warbling Finch: by vagabonds3, Views[128]
     
    Route 9 between Tilcara and Abra Pampa: by vagabonds3, Views[130]
         		 Puna Teal all in a row: by vagabonds3, Views[120]
         		 John's well-traveled hat: by vagabonds3, Views[120]
         		 Rusty-Browed Warbling Finch: by vagabonds3, Views[114]
         		 Bad weather coming our way: by vagabonds3, Views[136]
     
    Route 9 between Tilcara and Abra Pampa: by vagabonds3, Views[265]
         		 Puna Teal all in a row: by vagabonds3, Views[257]
         		 Our go-to 9:00 dinner—Empenadas: by vagabonds3, Views[247]
         		 Lunch at Abra Pampa : by vagabonds3, Views[242]
         		 Buff-Breasted Earthcreeper: by vagabonds3, Views[248]
     
    Black-Hooded Sierra Finch: by vagabonds3, Views[246]
         		 Band-Tailed Seedeater: by vagabonds3, Views[265]
         		 Argentine Flag and mountains, Salinas Grandes: by vagabonds3, Views[250]
         		 Salinas Grandes: by vagabonds3, Views[247]
         		 Salinas Grandes: by vagabonds3, Views[261]
     
    Abra de Potrerillos—it's all downhill from here: by vagabonds3, Views[250]
         		 Cuesta de Lipan, the proverbial long and winding road: by vagabonds3, Views[266]
         		 The road ahead, Purmamarca to Salinas Grandes: by vagabonds3, Views[257]
         		 Colorful Purmamarca: by vagabonds3, Views[230]
         		 Every day is Market Day, Purmamarca: by vagabonds3, Views[255]
     
    Hill of 7 Colors, Purmamarca: by vagabonds3, Views[249]
         		 Beautiful Jujuy : by graynomadsusa, Views[1247]
         		 Vicuña, Thread of the Gods: by graynomadsusa, Views[1347]
         		 Red-Tailed Comet: by graynomadsusa, Views[782]
         		 Cardone Cactus: by vagabonds3, Views[252]
     
    Piedra del Molina 11000 feet, Cardones National Pakr: by vagabonds3, Views[233]
         		 Tufted Tit-Tyrant: by vagabonds3, Views[237]
         		 Plush-Crested Jay: by vagabonds3, Views[252]
         		 Brown-Capped Spinetail: by vagabonds3, Views[246]
         		 Carlos and Connie, Cardones National Park: by vagabonds3, Views[260]
     
    Ruta 33 to Cardones National Park: by vagabonds3, Views[244]
         		 Cardon Cacti—Cardones National Park: by vagabonds3, Views[260]
         		 Carlos, man for all seasons: by vagabonds3, Views[265]
         		 Ruta 68 from Salta to Cafayate . . . and Back!: by graynomadsusa, Views[558]
         		 Cafayate—it's all about Wine: by graynomadsusa, Views[739]
     
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    The Buriganga river in Bangladesh, that once gave life to Dhaka, is being choked to death by man. The local governing bodies in Dhaka are trying to sensitize people on protecting the environment with campaign slogans saying "Nodi Bachao. Manush Bachao" which means "Save the river. Save humankind." But no measures are actually being taken to stop the mistreatment of the river. Who cares anyway?

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