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    Travel and observe: by tato, Views[297]
         		 Unusual local wildlife in the Andes.: by enterthejungle, Views[482]
         		 Active volcano near Banos, surrounded by low clouds.: by enterthejungle, Views[752]
         		 A view of Banos, Ecuador.: by enterthejungle, Views[485]
         		 Children playing at a local preschool visited by volunteers.: by enterthejungle, Views[604]
     
    On a tour to learn how the locals utilize the land around them.: by enterthejungle, Views[440]
         		 Street lights reveal footprints on the beach of Santa Cruz, the most populated i: by dillon, Views[335]
         		 Sally Lightfoot crabs are important to the cycle of life in the Galapagos. They : by dillon, Views[327]
         		 A Galapagos sea lion throws a Snake-eel of the Coast of Floriana Island in the G: by dillon, Views[602]
         		 The cool Humbolt current upwells around the galapagos bringing up nutrients tha: by dillon, Views[339]
     
    A Galapagos Hawk has killed a Marine Iguana and now must defend it’s kill from a: by dillon, Views[377]
         		 A man native to the land, looking into heaven's emerald mirror.: by andeanmagic, Views[380]
         		 In the morning, the green of the mountains change their tone because of the sun and during the afternoon it is painted of white mist the horizon because of the fog.: by andeanmagic, Views[347]
         		 While grazing her mule, a native girl greets a pair of outsiders.: by andeanmagic, Views[406]
         		 Clouds giving way to Quilotoa's awe-inspiring view.: by andeanmagic, Views[361]
     
    Quilotoa Lake.-Within the Andean highlands lies the crater of Quilotoa, a volcano situated at 4000 meters above sea-level. Due to its high variety and concentration of minerals, its water color shifts from different shades of green, to turquoise and blue.: by andeanmagic, Views[404]
         		 by tenzijth, Views[146]
         		 Many refugee families lack a source of income, yet fishing along the mangroves provides self-sustenance as well as products to sell at the local market. Unfortunately, Ecuadorian authorities claim that the communities here are exploiting mangrove resources and must be evicted. In this photo, a notice on the wall warns residents of actions to enforce their eviction.: by tenzijth, Views[817]
         		 A large portion of the refugees in San Lorenzo live near the mangroves in stilt houses. As the tides rise, the floor beneath the houses are cleaned of debris and waste. The wooden boards that lead to and between the houses test ones balance, especially after heavy rain. Pictured here, a young boy is helped up by his siblings after falling from the house where he lives.: by tenzijth, Views[1641]
         		 Children are everywhere. Many are sent to school during the day, others do not attend school and spend their time playing and swimming at the dock. On the warmest of days, the dock is slick with water as youngsters take turns launching themselves into the water below.: by tenzijth, Views[692]
     
    Refugees arriving by boat land at this dock, on the shores of San Lorenzo. Having fled various forms of persecution, including forced recruitment, Colombian refugees find relative safety here. Yet life in San Lorenzo is far from easy. Discrimination, unemployment, and fear of being arrested or detained are constant threats. : by tenzijth, Views[967]
         		 San Lorenzo, a town along Ecuador's northern coast, is a sanctuary to thousands of Colombian refugee families that have fled their homes due to persecution.: by tenzijth, Views[942]
         		 The Sally Lightfoot Crabs are everywhere on the Galapagos Archipeligo. These brightly colored crustaceans swiftly move across the variety of landscapes the islands offer making them hard to capture. : by sambornhorst, Views[758]
         		 The jellyfish scattered beach is a popular hangout for the community of Puerto Villamil, the largest town on Isla Isabela. Many people gather here daily to surf, explore the sea-life, and enjoy the laidback lifestyle. In the background, Cerro Azul, an active volcano, peaks through the mist.: by sambornhorst, Views[545]
         		 Besides being a haven for a wide variety of flora and fauna, people have inhabited only a few of the islands and most of the people were born there. This fisherman had just come to shore with his daily catch of Yellow Fin Tuna. At his side, an anxious Sea Lion, Pelican, and other birds wait for a taste of scraps. The local restaurant owners also line up to get their first choice of the freshest fish.: by sambornhorst, Views[569]
     
    The Galapagos Islands are one of the most unique places on Earth with one of the largest populations of endemic species. This smiling marine iguana is one of them. They are the only species of iguana that have the ability to dive 30 feet and spend up to half an hour in the water. : by sambornhorst, Views[800]
         		 The infamous and monogamous Blue-Footed Booby tries to impress and court its mate with a lengthy, instinctual dance. He begins by strutting around “showing off” his dazzling blue feet and follows that by presenting nesting material. This Booby is demonstrating “sky-pointing,” which is a common move the males use to impress the females. : by sambornhorst, Views[451]
         		 The frog and its perfect mimetic colors.: by h2os, Views[567]
         		 The Impressionist mirror.: by h2os, Views[497]
         		 Epiphytes.: by h2os, Views[472]
     
    Nature and soul discovery.: by h2os, Views[525]
         		 Cuyabeno is a wildlife reserve located on the equator.: by h2os, Views[517]
         		 One man guarded the truck and waited for more fish before covering them with ice; I saw him bonk a couple of birds off with his snow shovel. He told me this was the largest haul he had seen in years. A stream of fishy water, scales, and blood ran from the bottom of the truck back to the sea as we talked.: by zdenek, Views[348]
         		 The frigatebirds knew they were in for a treat when they saw hundreds of crates of fish walking along the beach. The men got scratched and defecated upon as they walked, jogged, and sometimes ran the fifty feet to the truck. As the birds descended, this guy decided to take his sweet time.: by zdenek, Views[402]
         		 This group of Ecuadorian fishermen chanced upon a once-a-year haul of fish off of Bahía de Caráquez, Ecuador. They filled their boat so full they could barely make it onto the beach, and over fifteen men helped them offload. Some carried sticks over their heads as they lugged the tubs of fish to beat the birds off with.: by zdenek, Views[1053]
     
    The days catch is filleted under watchful eye of a pelican who awaits his lunch.: by shutter-shadow, Views[296]
         		 A male seal sizes up tourists as he arrives on the beach. Who is watching whom?: by shutter-shadow, Views[325]
         		 Marine iguana battle cold waters, waves and currents to feed at low tide.: by shutter-shadow, Views[504]
         		 Everyone piled on the front of the boat in hopes of seeing whales.: by shutter-shadow, Views[403]
         		 Its great basking in the sun until a frigate bird drops a message from the sky. : by shutter-shadow, Views[381]
     
    The stick she uses to push her boat through the river and to support herself while walking, is hold by arm that has bracelet with the word
         		 After a day of work, Doña Corina spends the afternoon with her grandchildren. : by camila, Views[487]
         		 Doña Corina crossing the river Sarayacu (or river of corn) to visit her chacra (vegetable patch) located at a 30 minutes walk on the other side of the river. : by camila, Views[607]
         		 The kitchen of the house, where Doña Corina is toasting peanuts for the day. : by camila, Views[424]
         		 The morning in Sarayacu, and indigenous community in the Ecuadorian Jungle. : by camila, Views[353]
     
    Large Ceibo tree with green photosynthetic bark (Ceiba trichisandra, Bombacaceae). A large emergent species of tropical dry forest on the Pacific coast of Ecuador. : by margitpirsch, Views[927]
         		 Ceibo trees...most amazing...: by margitpirsch, Views[714]
         		 There must have been a few more cyclists here before us...: by margitpirsch, Views[639]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[693]
         		 Good night sun!: by margitpirsch, Views[701]
     
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