Aconcagua. Start Aconcagua. Puento del Lenas Aconcagua. Casa de Piedra Aconcagua. Base camp. Plaza Argentina Aconcagua. Camp One. Cargo drop
December 24
The morning is clear and . . . → Continue reading Aconcagua. Camp One
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Even your family is not seagulls, or you don’t have a family at al. Young lizard caught a huge insect. Something like mole cricket. . . . → Continue reading You snooze, you lose. Second incident
Atacama. Horned coots Atacama. Cerro Toco Atacama. Vado Putana Atacama. Geyser Valley El Tatio Atacama. San Pedro and Laguna Cejar Next day after Cerro Toco we for . . . → Continue reading Atacama. Laguna Chaxa. Flamingo
Our environment now is not human-friendly, all parks are closed, all trails are closed, all bike trails are closed, everything are prohibited. I feel like a hibernated marmot. When the sun and some warm were turned on, we realized that didn’t use our kayak for a long . . . → Continue reading Water season opening
Atacama. Cerro Toco Atacama. Vado Putana Atacama. Geyser Valley El Tatio Atacama. San Pedro and Laguna Cejar There is a family Rallidae. They are intermediate size bird of order Gruiformes. They . . . → Continue reading Atacama. Horned coots
Pukeko aka Porphyrio porphyrio aka Swampbird is a common bird of East semisphere from South Europe to Australia. Australia, New Zeland and Tasmania have their own sub-specie. Pukeko belongs to the same family as Coot. Eurasian coots and their fanny chicks I have shown. . . . → Continue reading New Zealand 2015 – Pukeko and Takahe
The most impressive part of our travel to Kinderdijk was coot family we met in one of the channels. There were plenty of coots in all channels, but most of them still sat on eggs, and only one fast-paced coupe already shepherds their just-hatched chicks. This is . . . → Continue reading May Grand Vacation 2012 – Netherlands – Bald Family
Little bird jacana lives in Africa. More precisely, its name is African jacana aka Actophilornis africanus. There are eight jacana species; they live around the world, but all in tropics and they all are pretty similar. . . . → Continue reading Dad of the year |
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