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Bromelias/ Bromeliads

Las Bromelias, flores tropicales nativas de las Amércias, forman parte de la familia Bromeliaceae. Son coloridos y exóticos ejemplares de la intrincación y perfección de la naturaleza. Esta gran famil… more →

Laura Restrepo Ortega

11/02/2013

eligabue wrote 3 months ago: Bromélias … more →

Tags: fevereiro, Flowers, Decoration, razr i, Flores, Flor, Decoração, bromeliads, vaso

Bromelias/ Bromeliads

Laura Restrepo Ortega wrote 1 year ago: Las Bromelias, flores tropicales nativas de las Amércias, forman parte de la familia Bromeliaceae. S … more →

Tags: Photography, Photo Galleries, Photo of the Week, Photography (2), Colombia, Flowers, Flores, Plants, Fotografía

Ranas en las Bromelias/ Frogs in the Bromeliads

Laura Restrepo Ortega wrote 1 year ago: Varias especies de ranas ponen sus huevos en las bromelias, familia de plantas que, debido a su form … more →

Tags: Photography, Photo Galleries, Photo of the Week, Photography (2), Colombia, Flores, ANTIOQUIA, Fotografía, Frogs

THE WINDS OF CHANGE

walkingwithwolf wrote 4 years ago:   Here I am writing from my familiar perch in Monteverde, Costa Rica. The winds up here on the green … more →

Tags: Around Costa Rica, Walking with Wolf, Wolf Guindon, Monteverde Reserve, san jose, Moon Shiva, Robert Dean, Cahuita, Quaker Monthly

THE POWER OF THE BLOG — 3 comments

walkingwithwolf wrote 4 years ago: It has been a very busy couple of weeks since I last wrote a post. If people are going to keep readi … more →

Tags: Social commentary, Art Bus, Barbara Milne, Blogging, Brent Brambury, Cahuita, Canadian Bacon, Canadian Parliament, Caribbean

A FEW DAYS IN MONTEVERDE — 1 comment

walkingwithwolf wrote 4 years ago: I am writing this as the mist swirls – the day started out sunny, but it’s feeling like … more →

Tags: Around Costa Rica, Walking with Wolf, Wolf Guindon, Monteverde, Luis Angel Obando, University of Georgia, Scorpions, santa elena, Cahuita


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