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Monthly Archives: August 2014
changing seasons
We are well into the dry season, and have even had a few light rains to hold the dust down. Humidity has been very low and temperatures a little chilly for equatorial Africa. I have noticed on my walks through … Continue reading
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Levaillant’s cuckoo
Swooping down over the trail before me, an unusual bird silently glides on ahead into the scrub. As I search for its perch, I see the hopping form through branches. It pops into the open, sitting for a moment, and … Continue reading
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just passing through
Branches snapping from deep within a forest full of shadows stop me in my tracks. I try to pinpoint the source and direction of a likely elephant as a flock of parrots disturbed a hundred meters ahead take to wing, … Continue reading
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Rainbow Shield bug
Bicycling along the road to Point Dick, a jewel like bug is walking across the road. Upon further examination, it reflects a candy-apple shimmer of green to gold to orange, depending on how the light strikes the shell. Like a … Continue reading
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