I
have now arrived in the province of Lambayeque, Peru and am fully
enjoying the sun and humidity… actually not at all. But I am having
a great time with the bugs and birds here. The difference from last
year, an incredibly arid year, to this one, with average rainfall for
the región, is ridiculous: the forest is almost as much green as
brown and there are more butterflies, dragonflies and neuropterans
than I imagined could exist here.
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A very common weevil here, though I can't tell you any more about it. |
My
access to reasonable internet is limited, I set up a few short posts
to autopublish in the next week, so check back occasionally, but
don’t expect constant updates… one of the disadvantages of this
place. A few picture teasers of what is around here for now.
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Callopistes flavipunctatus, the very monitor-like teiid here. This one was pushing 1 meter with tail. |
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A nymphalid, that is about all I have on this guy. |
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Burrowing owls abound here. |
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A pair of dung beetles rolling their precious prize across the desert floor. |
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