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Habitat and Scenery

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The reason why we don't touch the trees in the tropics Pochote tree (<i>Bombacopsis quinata</i>)
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The reason why we don't touch the trees in the tropics Pochote tree (Bombacopsis quinata)

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  • Large <i>Sloanea</i> tree in along the Morpho trail in the Rara Avis Rainforest Reserve
  • <i>Sloanea</i> tree in the Rara Avis Rainforest Reserve
  • Christian Point in the dry season, Everglades National Park, Florida. The next picture show the same spot, but in the rainy season.
  • The same spot as in the previous photo, but in the rainy season- hence the standing water and bug suits. We were out working with National Geographic on a new documentary about the seasonality of the Florida Everglades. Don't hold you breath, it's a three year project.<br /> Christian Point, Everglades National Park, Florida
  • Just another day at work... in waist deep mud.
  • Sunset over the sawgrass coinciding with a storm system rolling in<br /> Florida Everglades
  • A sunset in Monteverde, Costa Rica
  • Warm evening light illuminates a sign that helps protect manatees.
  • Paddling out to watch the sunset
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  • The darkness of a moody sky was momentarily pierced by the sun's last rays at sunset.<br /> The tidal mud flats of Florida Bay.
  • Pochote tree (<i>Bombacopsis quinata</i>)
  • The reason why we don't touch the trees in the tropics Pochote tree (<i>Bombacopsis quinata</i>)
  • Vencejo Waterfall ~80 meter drop<br /> Rara Avis, Costa Rica
  • Juvenile horseshoe crab from Florida Bay
  • This is the endangered Stained-glass Window Palm (<i>Geonoma epetiolata</i>)
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