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    Rio Atirro after a rain event: by viajerofrye, Views[281]
         		 Rio Oro: by viajerofrye, Views[314]
         		 Blue morpho butterfly: by viajerofrye, Views[241]
         		 Needle-nose fly: by viajerofrye, Views[640]
         		 by viajerofrye, Views[229]
     
    My bathroom buddy... a giant sphinx: by viajerofrye, Views[337]
         		 more leafcutters: by viajerofrye, Views[225]
         		 leaf-cutter ant: by viajerofrye, Views[236]
         		 by viajerofrye, Views[230]
         		 Another amateur mistake. I thought this too was the kissing bug, but thank you to José Ayala, it was identified as Triatoma dispar. Apparently this insect can also transmit Chagas disease.: by viajerofrye, Views[603]
     
    After finding a snake... a cockroach in my room was not such a big deal.: by viajerofrye, Views[272]
         		 by viajerofrye, Views[309]
         		 Upon my first inspection I thought this was a kissing bug, Rhodnius prolixis: by viajerofrye, Views[1474]
         		 The best part of moving rocks and dirt is when the day is over!: by viajerofrye, Views[270]
         		 We made guava jam, but the horses their guava raw!: by viajerofrye, Views[302]
     
    The fur-de-lance, or terciopelo, is the second deadliest snake in the world. Yea, I was unhappy to find one under my bed, but have since made my room snake proof.: by viajerofrye, Views[963]
         		 After I woke him up from a deep sleep, Alan checked out the snake under my bed and managed to get it safely into a 5-gallon bucket.: by viajerofrye, Views[323]
         		 I played soccer with the men in the next town. Their field was a bit muddy.: by viajerofrye, Views[266]
         		 Part of making regular compost (not humanure) is alternating rows of green, chopped up foliage with cow manure, the covering the whole thing with black plastic. While Marcos, Carlos and Waynor can swing those machetes all day, I was easily tired out!: by viajerofrye, Views[269]
         		 Yup, we've got cattle.: by viajerofrye, Views[238]
     
    Did I mention we use sawdust toilets to make humanore? It's an involved process that begins with 5 gallon buckets lined with calcium carbonate. Who wouldn't be happy working with poop?: by viajerofrye, Views[705]
         		 300 inches of rain a year!: by viajerofrye, Views[251]
         		 Experimenting against my will...: by viajerofrye, Views[234]
         		 My outdoor desk... in the jungle: by viajerofrye, Views[273]
         		 The early morning view from my bedroom window: by viajerofrye, Views[271]
     
    The Feria (market) in Turrialba where Alan and I had a grand time buying fruits and vegetables from local venders: by viajerofrye, Views[268]
         		 by viajerofrye, Views[212]
         		 Rio Oro at from the
         		 Mountains to the south of Finca Quijote from the mirador: by viajerofrye, Views[241]
     
     
    by viajerofrye, Views[235]
         		 early morning view of the Finca and the Turrialba Volcano from the mirador: by viajerofrye, Views[223]
         		 Rio Atirro before the rains: by viajerofrye, Views[278]
         		 Rio Atirro: by viajerofrye, Views[315]
         		 by viajerofrye, Views[202]
     
    Rio Atirro below the confluence of the Atirro and Oro Rivers: by viajerofrye, Views[791]
         		 by viajerofrye, Views[273]
         		 Pretty purple flowers and majestic mountains: by viajerofrye, Views[310]
         		 by viajerofrye, Views[227]
         		 Mountains across the Rio Atirro as viewed from the garden: by viajerofrye, Views[250]
     
    Turrialba Volcano: by viajerofrye, Views[411]
         		 Turrialba volcano from the road that passes the house and continues to the mirador: by viajerofrye, Views[224]
         		 Dúrika: by viajerofrye, Views[961]
         		 Playa Nancite, part of Guanacaste National Park: by viajerofrye, Views[1052]
         		 Santa Elena Cloud Forest: a bug nerd and a dung beetle.: by viajerofrye, Views[846]
     
    San Luis Valley, near Monteverde: by viajerofrye, Views[322]
         		 This lady live in the Playas del Coco comunity... one of the most visited places by turists in Guanacaste. It was about 3pm and my friend Javier and I were make some divulgation about sardinal case. We were exausted and thirsty... city guys are not prepared for such dry weathers! And this lady noticed. She invite us to sit down, while her dauther brought us a water glass. While she told us about how, in high season there could be no water for days, even whole weeks, I took this picture. For me it was the picture of the day. Her eyes, and the small smile which was drawn in her lips told us everything.... old times are always better.: by crisro, Views[620]
         		 This boy live in
         		 This is Michelle, my fellow at Kioskos, and the university carreer! She works for University of Costa Rica channel. In this ocation she was doing a note about the social and ecological consecuences of turistic mega proyects in Guanacaste. I took this photo while we were resting in Playa Matapalo, which was seriously damaged by Hotel RIU. The biggest mega complex in Costa Rica. : by crisro, Views[808]
         		 This Ox looked directly at me, or maybe it was gazing at my water bottle. It was midday, I was walking in middle of the
     
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