Latitude: 0.16120525
Longitude: -79.04006187457375
Elevation: 493 meters / 1617 feet
Barometric Pressure 955KPa

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Dronepix above Mashpi lodge, Ecuador by Pierre Lesage, Mavic Airpichinchaéquateurec pierrelesage kapstock dronepix ecuador mashpilodge amazonia jungle clou
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GREEN HONEYCREEPER Male Chlorophanes spiza Observed in Los Bancos in Northwestern Ecuador. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete, <b>GREEN HONEYCREEPER Male</b> <i>Chlorophanes spiza</i>. A male <b>Green Honeycreeper</b> is lookin
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Jungle in Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Jungle in Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
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Tellane White butterfly in Ecuador by Dave W., Like the preceding image, I only saw this butterfly briefly, and only had a ventral view. I believe
Tellane White butterfly in Ecuador by Dave W.
BROAD-WINGED HAWK Juvenile Soaring. Buteo platypterus at San Miguel de Los Bancos in Northwestern Ecuador. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete, <b>BROAD-WINGED HAWK</b> <i>Buteo platypterus</i>. This juvenile <b>Broad-winged Hawk</b> is seen so
BROAD-WINGED HAWK Juvenile Soaring. Buteo platypterus at San Miguel de Los Bancos in Northwestern Ecuador. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete
Tree in the jungle, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission.
(c)
Tree in the jungle, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
Talala Waterfall near Mindo, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Talala Waterfall near Mindo, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
Tatala Waterfall Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Tatala Waterfall Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
GUAYAQUIL WOODPECKER NEST Campephilus gayaquilensis with Male & Female at the Río Silanche Bird Sanctuary in Northwestern Ecuador. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete, <b>GUAYAQUIL WOODPECKER</b> male and female <i>Campephilus gayaquilensis</i>. A pair of <b>Guayaquil
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ORANGE-FRONTED BARBET MALE Capito squamatus at the Río Silanche Bird Sanctuary in Northwestern ECUADOR. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete, <b>ORANGE-FRONTED BARBET</b> <i>Capito squamatus</i>. A male <b>Orange-fronted Barbet</b> is eatng a
ORANGE-FRONTED BARBET MALE Capito squamatus at the Río Silanche Bird Sanctuary in Northwestern ECUADOR. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete
Guayaquil Woodpecker (Campephilus gayaquilensis) by NigelJE, Best viewed large. 

I spent 12 days in January in Ecuador with the San Jorge Eco Lodges.
 
This woo
Guayaquil Woodpecker (Campephilus gayaquilensis) by NigelJE
Jungle by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission.
(c)
Jungle by yago1 | Photography
TAYRA Eira barbara at the Milpe Bird Sanctuary in Northwestern ECUADOR. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete, <b>TAYRA</b> <i>Eira barbara</i>. This <b>Tayra</b> was seen crossing the dirt road just outside the
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Mashpi Lodge, Ecuador by UltraPanavision, View from The Dragonfly, a 2km long cable car which enables guests to travel in four-seat gondolas h
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Pale-mandibled Araçari (Pteroglossus erythropygius) by NigelJE, Best viewed large.

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

This araça
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Ecuadorian Cloud Forest by Odonata457, The cloud forests along the sides of the Andes can be challenging for both nature photographers and
Ecuadorian Cloud Forest by Odonata457
NORTHERN BARRED-WOODCREEPER Dendrocolaptes sanctithomae at Río Silanche in Northwestern ECUADOR. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete, <b>NORTHERN-BARRED WOODCREEPER</b> <i>Dendrocolaptes sanctithomae</i>. This <b>Northern Barred-Woodc
NORTHERN BARRED-WOODCREEPER Dendrocolaptes sanctithomae at Río Silanche in Northwestern ECUADOR. Photo by Peter Wendelken. by Neotropical Pete
Dronepix above Mashpi lodge, Ecuador by Pierre Lesage, Mavic Airpichinchaéquateurec pierrelesage kapstock dronepix ecuador mashpilodge amazonia jungle clou
Dronepix above Mashpi lodge, Ecuador by Pierre Lesage
Orange-bellied Euphonia (Euphonia xanthogaster) by NigelJE, Best viewed large.

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

This finch
Orange-bellied Euphonia (Euphonia xanthogaster) by NigelJE
(Green-) Crowned Woodnymph (f), (Talurania fannyi) - 260A1997 by rolf.riethof,
(Green-) Crowned Woodnymph (f), (Talurania fannyi) - 260A1997 by rolf.riethof
Landscape in Pedro Vicente Maldonado, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Landscape in Pedro Vicente Maldonado, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
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Mashpi Lodge, Ecuador by UltraPanavision
Wild Rio Saloya in Mindo, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Wild Rio Saloya in Mindo, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
Giant Fern aka Pteridophytes in Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Giant Fern aka Pteridophytes in Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
Cloud Rainforest in Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Cloud Rainforest in Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
Green Thorntail (Discosura conversii) by NigelJE, Best viewed large.

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

This hummi
Green Thorntail (Discosura conversii) by NigelJE
Wild Rio Saloya in Mindo, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography, <i>Please don't use this photo on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. (c)
Wild Rio Saloya in Mindo, Ecuador by yago1 | Photography
Abstract by Nature by RudyMareelPhotography, It's probably not what you'd expect—no, this isn't a photo taken by a drone, plane, or even a helico
Abstract by Nature by RudyMareelPhotography
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A Bird’s-Eye View from the Sky Bike: Endless Cloud Forest and Hidden Rivers by RudyMareelPhotography
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Clouds are born here, in Nature's womb.  

“Mist to
Into the Mist by 4andress