Latitude: -0.0549132
Longitude: -78.7249469
Elevation: 1838 meters / 6030 feet
Barometric Pressure 811KPa

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I spent 12 days of January in Ecuador with the San Jorge Eco Lodges. 

This tana
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I spent 12 days of January in Ecuador with the San Jorge Eco Lodges. 

This tana
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I spent 12 days in January in Ecuador with the San Jorge Eco Lodges. 

This bush
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Face nord du volcan Rucu Pichin
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I spent 12 days in January in Ecuador with the San Jorge Eco Lodges.
 
This tan
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Tricolored Brush Finch (Atlapetes tricolor) by NigelJE, Best viewed large.

I spent 12 days in January with the San Jorge Eco Lodges, Ecuador. 

This brush
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