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    Our motley crew: by vagabonds3, Views[322]
         		 Ecuadorian Hillstar: by vagabonds3, Views[375]
         		 Blue-Mantled Thornebill: by vagabonds3, Views[358]
         		 Blue-backed Conebill: by vagabonds3, Views[377]
         		 Band-tailed seedeater: by vagabonds3, Views[336]
     
    Andean Tit-Spinetail: by vagabonds3, Views[352]
         		 Guayaquil Malecon: by vagabonds3, Views[724]
         		 Along the Malecon, aka Simon Bolivar Boardwalk: by vagabonds3, Views[390]
         		 Hotel Ramada — not Ramada Inn: by vagabonds3, Views[386]
         		 Downtown Guayaquil: by vagabonds3, Views[398]
     
    by vagabonds3, Views[411]
         		 Local girls eying of a new blouse.: by globaltracks, Views[520]
         		 Otavalo market famous for weaving.: by globaltracks, Views[407]
         		 Lamas grazing outside our bedroom window.: by globaltracks, Views[478]
         		 Mindo hotel our room, great birdwatching spot overlooking mountain stream.: by globaltracks, Views[402]
     
    Lemon Backed Tanger common as a sparrow but what a stunning bird.: by globaltracks, Views[461]
         		 What a beauty.: by globaltracks, Views[277]
         		 Rob mastering the art of photographing incredibly quick hummingbirds.: by globaltracks, Views[267]
         		 Just one of the many hummingbirds in Mindo's cloud forest.: by globaltracks, Views[255]
         		 A Motmot watched us breakfasting in Mindo in our hotels garden.: by globaltracks, Views[281]
     
    Monument to Francisco de Orellana spanish conqueror and explorer.: by globaltracks, Views[294]
         		 Parade in Quito heading down to old historic church in a deep valley.: by globaltracks, Views[300]
         		 Rob photographing a Darwin Mockingbird up close.: by globaltracks, Views[259]
         		 Off snorkelling around Kicker Rock.: by globaltracks, Views[264]
         		 Galapagos sea lions were lying everywhere in port.: by globaltracks, Views[286]
     
    Varied coloured marine Iguanas so tame. : by globaltracks, Views[276]
         		 Long necked giant tortoise at research centre.: by globaltracks, Views[237]
         		 Galapagos Flamingo much darker than others elsewhere.: by globaltracks, Views[275]
         		 After a long hot hike finally a wild giant tortoise.: by globaltracks, Views[220]
         		 Close up of the Blue - Footed Booby: by globaltracks, Views[251]
     
    Waved Albatross such wonderful birds.: by globaltracks, Views[220]
         		 Red Footed Boobies not many of these about anymore.: by globaltracks, Views[288]
         		 Excited over first Iguana sighted.: by globaltracks, Views[222]
         		 Blue Footed Boobies on Galapagos.: by globaltracks, Views[253]
         		 Us: Gael and Rob: by globaltracks, Views[280]
     
    Our truck after a repaint.: by globaltracks, Views[258]
         		 Otavalo open air market: by pauluiza, Views[369]
         		 Pelicans waiting in line at the fish market on Santa Cruz. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[695]
         		 Penguin standing next to pelican. We were told a better photo would of been Penguin standing next to cactus but we were unable to capture that one. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[768]
         		 How many Marine Iguana's can you see? They certainly do an excellent job blending in with their environment. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[784]
     
    Some flamingos hanging out just down from our hotel. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[742]
         		 Danielle trying on a turtle shell for size. She says this is her spirit animal. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[896]
         		 We love boobies! This is the famous Blue Footed Boobie. The girl boobies love the boy boobies that have the bluest feet, it's a sign of good health. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[663]
         		 Evolution at work. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[592]
         		 We hiked up and half way around this volcano crater. It's 12 miles across and last blew in 2002. The guide said he was in his car at the time and it made the car jump. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[500]
     
    We arrived in Galapagos today and thought we were transported to another planet. We checked into our hotel room and opened the balcony only to find seals and iguanas laying around us snoozing. All of the animals are so tame you have to be careful not to trip over them. We went kayaking and saw Blue Footed Boobies and Marine Lizards that let crabs crawl all over them. Our guide took us to this amazing watering hole to swim and snorkel. We saw sharks, eels, sea turtles and when we got back our guide said that was just a warm up for what is to come. We can't wait for tomorrow! : by danidawnandstevo, Views[979]
         		 Last stop on the Ecuador mainland tour was the market at Machachi. It was gigantic. Trying pure sugar cane juice was about as brave as we got. We were tempted to try the guinea pig but decided against it. We also passed on the opportunity to try lamb head soup. Can you blame us?: by danidawnandstevo, Views[628]
         		 We finished off our last day at Bella Vista with a mountain bike ride. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[648]
         		 The mountain bike trail lead us to a bull ring that is used by the locals. Funny story but on the way up to the bull ring, Amechi the dog that lives at the hacienda came with us. We were told about how he hunts rabbits and brings them to his master who cuts them open and feeds him the guts. Well his master wasn't with us when he caught one and brought it to me. I didn't have a knife but I had a camera so I took a picture that is too sad to post..Later at the bull ring we got another close look at condors circling the area looking for the dead rabbit. Thanks Amechi!: by danidawnandstevo, Views[828]
         		 By popular demand introducing Jane. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[669]
     
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