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Photo Galleries

Peru 2007

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the easy-to-remember-orchid - Aa rosei Abutilon sylvaticum Agallinis lanceolata Begonia sp. tiny Berberis sp. Bidens andicola Caesalpinia spinosa Caiophora sp. Calceolaria spp. Cantua alutaceae Cytisus scoparius at dawn people in the street street in San Blas, Cusco Cusco from Inca Museum Cantua buxifolia, the national flower of Peru Puya sp. & terases at Tipon Tipon terases Barnadesia horrida with Jim Farfan at Tipon Cuscuta grandiflora Cuscuta grandiflora Cuscuta grandiflora growing on Schinus molle Efficient fence protection against intruders One of the national delicacies: roasted cuy (guinea pig) The master of the house Cusco at night Best cake ever! Made from ""aguaymanto"" (Physalis peruviana) street in Cusco at night undergrad students working really hard on their individual projects in the CUZ herbarium again Cusco Ausangate in the distance Girl that I sneaked a picture off while she was showing me her woven bracelets Colletia spinosissima part of the Veronica Nevado seen from the trail Brugmansia spp. - halluciongenic or natural pesticide La Cochinilla (Dactylopius spp.) on Opuntia lvs- gives one of the oldest known dyes (purple) Tillandsia flower Q,entimarka stone walls with bromelias another Brugmansia... night coming in the mountains morning... Llama Path team: Celso, Chapulin, Santos, Sexto, Valvino, Florencio, Timoteo on the road again - forests of Polylepis Brachyotum sp. up in the mountains mountains mountains Oxalis urubambensis Bomarea formosissima Valeriana sp, Ribes sp. alpine salix sp. Bomarea dulcis Bomarea aurantiaca mountains shining in the night morning Nevado of Salkantay first touch of sun: Sayaqmarka good morning! good morning! Under-the- water-like: lichens, Sphagnum sp., little ferns Sphagnum spp. more orchids Celso, the mountain man orchid! more orchids... these orchids! Araceae spadix detail previous araceae Inca terases at Yunkapata Winaywayna lost in the mist food served on the top of the mountain baked by Chapulin at 3 am on a gas stove! Escher-like but Inca made (Macchu Picchu) smoldering mountains & Sobralia seen from Macchu Picchu Macchu Picchu Macchu Picchu Baby Llama Epidendrum spp. Epidendrum secundum Lupinus sp. Myrcianthes oreophyla Nicotiana tomentosa Niphidium crassifolium Odontoglossum sp. Oncidium sp. Oreocalis grandiflora Passiflora mixta Saracha punctata Siphocampylus sp. Sobralia dichotoma 1st day on Inca Trail: Tillandsia usneoides Vallea sp.
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