There are 194 species of Heliconia and most must live here! Atenas, Costa Rica |
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There are 194 species of Heliconia and most must live here! Atenas, Costa Rica |
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And to my fellow Americans, forgive me for saying I was ashamed last night. The election did not go the way I thought was best, but God just may have something much better in store for us! So today I posted on Facebook the following quote and Scripture verse that better reflects my faith:
“God is our refuge and strength, always ready to help in times of trouble. So we will not fear when earthquakes come and the mountains crumble into the sea.” Psalm 41:1 |
Banded Skipper Butterfly On the outside of my neighbor’s window screen. A better specimen and view than one I showed earlier inside my house. |
See also my BUTTERFLY & MOTH PHOTO GALLERY
Hoffman’s Woodpecker Female In my garden, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica A little better photo than one posted the other day. |
White-Ringed Flycatcher In My Garden, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica |
White-Ringed Flycatcher In My Garden, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica |
And my BIRDS GALLERY online
Unknown Moth Inside my house, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica |
See also my two “bugs” galleries:
Blue-crowned Motmot In My Garden, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica |
Blue-crowned Motmot In My Garden, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica |
The other day I told about missing a photo of a motmot, well at breakfast today I got one. Not my best shot with the cool tail partially hidden, but okay to be behind some leaves.
Female Hoffman’s Woodpecker My Garden, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica |
Female Hoffman’s Woodpecker My Garden, Roca Verde, Atenas, Costa Rica |
See my BIRDS PHOTO GALLERY
Many Pass Through this Dead Tree at end of my terrace. Yesterday I had no camera when two Keel-billed Toucans stopped momentarily & then up the hill! and a few days ago A Blue-crowned Motmot landed in this same tree, briefly! Links are to one of my photos of that same bird made elsewhere. |
I think the toucans were looking at my Cecropia Tree (Arbole Guarumo o Yagrumo) which is suppose to attract toucans. So far that is as close to the Cecropia as I have seen them yet. Eventually! Pura Vida!
The Cecropia or Guarumo o Yagrumo Tree beside my terrace (a deck in the states). And remember that I put Spanish words/names in red (when I remember). 🙂 Toucans love this tree, but mine is still young, so eventually it will get toucans. |
Lucinda, Emily & Tim Stewart At Veritas University in downtown San Jose, Costa Rica |
It was a fun privilege to have lunch with these three Stewart’s today in San Jose. They were here partly because Emily is in a 3-month International Studies program at Veritas University. Plus they had a vacation weekend together at Puerto Viejo on the Caribbean coast and Tim & Lucinda a little getaway at Arenal Volcano. Wow! I’ve had 6 different visitors from Tennessee in less than two years! Maybe they haven’t forgotten me in Tennessee yet. 🙂