Seriously considering becoming a mold farmer, or maybe studying mold. I mean it grows on just about everything and not slowly either. For a brief moment I thought my wallet might grow legs and walk away it was so fuzzy. Even my computer was sprouting, which has to be a good thing...Or maybe I should buy stock in Ziploc bags and silica beads since those are the main combatants of mold around here.
Anyway, headed back into the jungle again in a day or so for another 10 days. We've had a couple of good days of sun which pretty much guarantees that it will rain on us. So, in the mean time, a few more pictures from the last trip.
Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher: another member of the teeny-little-super guy family (along with Bushtits). this guy like our nets so much we caught him twice.
View from the look out at Oro prior to the sky falling out.
A few of the nets at Calera. yeah, kind of hard to see. that's how the birds feel too.
The Bladen River. One of the few places you can actually drink straight out of the river...and not get horribly ill.
And a few more pictures of our Ornate Hawk-Eagle friend. The super close shots, yeah, not mine. Stole them from a co-worker, so I should probably give him credit...they're Wilfred's pictures.
oh, and a stalactite or is it a stalagmite. blast! you figure it out and let me know! still cool regardless.
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Hi Sharn- Maybe you could become a blue cheese farmer///they need mold, don't they???
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