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Ecuador2011 Stock Photos and Images
RM2DHTG8R–Coral fungus (possibly Clavaria sp.) from the rainforest floor of eastern Ecuador. Do note that both the mycele and fruit bodies are visible.
RM2DHMFT9–Water plants and other vegetation along the rim of a small river in the rainforest of eastern Ecuador.
RM2DHM87N–Pair of the pyrgomorph grasshopper Omura congrua mating in the rainforest of La Selva, Ecuador.
RM2DHM879–Pair of the wingless pyrgomorph grasshopper Omura congrua mating in the rainforest of La Selva, Ecuador.
RM2DHMCTD–Red, epiphytic bromeliads growing high in the rainforest canopy at La Selva Ecolodge, Ecuador
RM2JFB06N–Unidentified millepede from the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Lodge and Lake Garzacocha..
RM2DHMCPG–Spikemoss (Selaginella sp.) from the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Junglelodge and Lake Garzacocha.
RM2DHMCTF–Spikemoss (Selaginella sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Junglelodge and Lake Garzacocha.
RM2DHMCTW–Spikemoss (Selaginella sp.) from the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Junglelodge and Lake Garzacocha.
RM2DHMCY9–Spikemoss (Selaginella sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Junglelodge and Lake Garzacocha.
RM2JFAR0K–Tropical liverworths growing in Bellavista cloud forest, Ecuador. There are at least two species in the photo, one could belong to the genus Bazzania.
RM2DHMFR8–A large leaf is being broken down at the forrest floor of the rainforest in eastern Ecuador.
RM2JFB06F–Unidentified millepede from the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Lodge and Lake Garzacocha.
RM2DHMFPY–A large leaf is being broken down on the dark forrest floor of the rainforest in eastern Ecuador.
RM2JD4DC6–Slime moud (possibly Enteridium sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest of eastern Ecuador.
RM2JD4KBD–Toad from the rainforest floor at LaSelva, Ecuador, probably belonging to the genus Rhinella.
RM2JFNKKY–Unidentified butterfly (probably family Nymphalidae) from the rainforest of eastern Ecuador.
RM2JD5TJA–Saint Valentine ants (Chromogaster sp.) have attacked and killed a damselfly in the rainforest at LaSelva, Ecuador.
RM2JD4DC7–Coral fungus (possibly Clavaria sp.) from the rainforest floor of eastern Ecuador. Do note that both the mycele and fruit bodies are visible.
RM2JD5WYX–Dictyonema glabratum, a cyanolichen that contain symbiotic cyanobacteria instead of green algae like most lichens do. Photo from LaSelva rainforest, E
RM2JD4DC8–Coral fungus (possibly Clavaria sp.) from the rainforest floor of eastern Ecuador. Do note that both the mycele and fruit bodies are visible.
RM2JFB01M–Amazon thorn spider (Micranthena sp., probably A. schreibersi) from the rainforest of eastern Ecuador.
RM2JFNKM3–Pair of owl butterfly (Caligo sp., probably C. oileus) from Ecuador. (Controlled conditions).
RM2JFAYYK–Huge web of the social spider (Anelosimus eximius) in trees along the banks of Lake Garzacocha, Ecuador.
RM2JDTREX–Great kiskadee (Pitangus sulphuratus) from the forest surrounding Lake Garzacocha, Ecuador.
RM2JFNKJG–Pair of the pyrgomorph grasshopper Omura congrua mating in the rainforest of La Selva, Ecuador.
RM2JFC739–Water plants and other vegetation along the rim of a small river in the rainforest of eastern Ecuador.
RM2JFNKJM–Pair of the wingless pyrgomorph grasshopper Omura congrua mating in the rainforest of La Selva, Ecuador.
RM2JFAP98–Red, epiphytic bromeliads growing high in the rainforest canopy at La Selva Ecolodge, Ecuador
RM2JFAP8Y–Spikemoss (Selaginella sp.) from the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Junglelodge and Lake Garzacocha.
RM2JFAP9D–Spikemoss (Selaginella sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Junglelodge and Lake Garzacocha.
RM2JFAP91–Spikemoss (Selaginella sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest of Ecuador close to La Selva Junglelodge and Lake Garzacocha.
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