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    Some of the thousands of photos: by graynomadsusa, Views[211]
         		 Jorge Selerón on his stairway (Internet photo): by graynomadsusa, Views[234]
         		 Golden-rumped Euphonia: by graynomadsusa, Views[196]
         		 At the Top, Selaron Stairs: by graynomadsusa, Views[227]
         		 Selaron Stairs, a work of art by Jorge Selaron: by graynomadsusa, Views[234]
     
    Climbing the famous Selaron Stairs: by graynomadsusa, Views[201]
         		 Escalaria Selaron—Selaron Stairs—for some reason is a must see: by graynomadsusa, Views[423]
         		 Some Graffiti is Whimsical: by graynomadsusa, Views[158]
         		 Some Graffiti Shows real promises: by graynomadsusa, Views[162]
         		 Some Graffiti is Excellent!: by graynomadsusa, Views[161]
     
    Some Graffiti is better than others: by graynomadsusa, Views[168]
         		 Graffiti is an architectural element in Rio, Lapa Neighborhood: by graynomadsusa, Views[168]
         		 Lapa Neighborhood, Rio de Janeiro: by graynomadsusa, Views[165]
         		 The Lapa Aqueduct, a little known Rio icon: by graynomadsusa, Views[157]
         		 St. Francis of Assisi, Metropolitan Cathedral: by graynomadsusa, Views[164]
     
    Sisters inside Metropolitan Cathedral: by graynomadsusa, Views[174]
         		 Gondola to the top of Sugar Loaf: by graynomadsusa, Views[179]
         		 Divine souvenirs: by graynomadsusa, Views[157]
         		 Christ the Redeemer looked more like the Holy Ghost today: by graynomadsusa, Views[154]
         		 Copacabana Beach from Sugar Loaf: by graynomadsusa, Views[153]
     
    Joa's 4X4, Serra Cańastra: by graynomadsusa, Views[200]
         		 White-eared Puffbirds, Serra Cańastra: by graynomadsusa, Views[233]
         		 Toco Toucan, the largest toucan species: by graynomadsusa, Views[195]
         		 Three-toed Jacamar: by graynomadsusa, Views[77]
         		 Serra Finch: by graynomadsusa, Views[62]
     
    Caraca Monastery at sunset: by graynomadsusa, Views[327]
         		 Caraca Monastery: by graynomadsusa, Views[56]
         		 Red-winged Tinamou, Serra Cańastra: by graynomadsusa, Views[64]
         		 Falls on Rio San Francisco: by graynomadsusa, Views[56]
         		 Golden-capped Parakeets, our introduction to Serra Cańastra: by graynomadsusa, Views[58]
     
    Fork-tailed Flycatcher: by graynomadsusa, Views[63]
         		 Cock-tailed tyrant: by graynomadsusa, Views[63]
         		 Cańastra Escarpment in the Clouds: by graynomadsusa, Views[75]
         		 Burrowing Owl, Serra Cańastra: by graynomadsusa, Views[66]
         		 Proud parents, Rio San Francisco: by graynomadsusa, Views[62]
     
    Brazilian Mergansers running the rapids, Rio San Francisco: by graynomadsusa, Views[62]
         		 The future of Braziian Mergansers, Rio San Francisco: by graynomadsusa, Views[299]
         		 Blue Finch, Serra Canastra: by graynomadsusa, Views[67]
         		 Black-tufted Marmoset: by graynomadsusa, Views[63]
         		 Andrés, taking photos again!: by graynomadsusa, Views[57]
     
    Cabins at Hotel do Ypâ: by graynomadsusa, Views[72]
         		 Guapi Assu Bird Lodge: by graynomadsusa, Views[75]
         		 View from 7000 feet, Algulhus Negra NP: by graynomadsusa, Views[69]
         		 Our ride to Serra: by graynomadsusa, Views[67]
         		 Saffron Toucanet: by graynomadsusa, Views[70]
     
    Maroon-bellied Parakeet: by graynomadsusa, Views[63]
         		 Guira Cuckoo: by graynomadsusa, Views[66]
         		 Least Pygmy Owl: by graynomadsusa, Views[81]
         		 Dusky-legged Guan: by graynomadsusa, Views[68]
         		 Giant Snipe: by graynomadsusa, Views[64]
     
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