uploadTravel Videos And Photos Of Peru
- fishing in Paracas
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- uploaded: 05/20/2008
- Ornate Hawk Eagle
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- uploaded: 05/20/2008
- Cuzco, Peru
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- uploaded: 05/20/2008
- Ruin in the fog
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Scarlet Macaw
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Spectacled Owl
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Capped Heron
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Poison Dart Frog
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Rhinoceros Beetle
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Giant Tarantula
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Colorful Butterfly
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Spider Monkeys
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- Capybara
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- River Caiman
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- uploaded: 05/13/2008
- River Turtles
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- uploaded: 05/12/2008
- Quechua Woman
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- uploaded: 05/12/2008
- Llama
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- uploaded: 05/09/2008
- Machu Picchu
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- uploaded: 05/08/2008
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Traditional fishermen off the coast of Central Peru near the Paracas Peninsula
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A juvenile Ornate Hawk eagle perched low to the ground shortly after fledging from the its nest
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View over the city of Cuzco, sitting at more than 11,000 ft. in the Peruvian Andes
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This beautiful ruin was highest along the Inca Trail at 13,000 ft. Notice the five ceremonial baths.
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brilliant color is all that comes to mind when one sees flocks of Macaws flying overhead
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This juvenile Spectacled Owl was somewhat of a pet at the Manu Wildlife Center where I was working
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Capped Heron in flight near Boca Manu, the junction of the Manu and Madre de Dios rivers.
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Famous for the toxic secretions they produce, the Poison Dart Frog is never the less beautiful to look at
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There is no end to the number of interesting insects which can be seen in Tropical Forests.
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During the rainy season as the waters rise, many interesting things appear.
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Diversity in tropical forests can truly be seen in the insects, which come in myriad shapes, sizes, and colors.
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Capybara, worlds largest rodent, near an oxbow lake along the Manu River
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A caiman hides in wait pile of driftwood along the banks of the Madre de Dios river
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A pair of turtles sunning themselves on the Madre de Dios river
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Quechua woman, descendant of the ancient Inca, wearing traditional attire.
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A Llama, one of the traditional pack animals used by the Inca centuries ago
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