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La Raya is the line dividing the regions of Cusco and Puno in Peru. At 4335 metres above sea level, La Raya provides beautiful views of the Andes

I really enjoy picking lilies to enjoy in a vase.

Peruvian Pelican off the coast of Valparaiso, Chile.

Iglesia La Compañía de Jesus - Cusco, Peru.

Vibrant red seascape abstract seascape taken in the North of Peru, South America.

 

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Alstroemeria is a very popular vase flower sometimes called the Peruvian Lily but best known as the Alstroemeria will brighten up your garden and home at the same time.

  

The setting sun lights up a passing thunderstorm, as ambient light from a brilliant Wyoming sky illuminates an empty potash train powered by a trio of Union Pacific EMD SD40-2s climbing Peru Hill west of Green River on July 5, 1988.

(Ateles chamek) B28I1572 Tarapoto - North Peru

Endemic Tour in Peru : Guide Alex Durand alexdurand8bg@gmail.com

Gorgeous red flowers also known as Alstroemeria. These are in the front garden.

It was an early morning start and the low clouds continued to pass over, at times completely blanketing the lost city of the Inca's but fortunately there were also moments like this one.

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One of the amazing things about Machu Picchu is its location. Five valleys on one side, the Amazon forest starts. Five valleys on the other leads to the high Andes. This is the view as we were climbing up the Machu Picchu mountain.

Cordillera Urubamba, near Maras, Peru

Between the foreground and the mountains behind is the Sacred Valley of Incas, the Rio Urubamba valley.

Los Uros

Islas Flotantes de los Uros - Lago Titicaca.

Puno - Perú.

 

Los Uros construyen sus islas a base de "Totora" (Especie de junco abundante en el Lago Titicaca o Titikaka). Aunque no es su idioma originario, en la actualidad hablan el idioma "Aymara", Quechua y Español. Viven de la pesca y el turismo.

 

Video "Valle Sagrado": youtu.be/Q2Sp7DJXC24?feature=shared

 

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La Casa del Guardián y Roca Funeraria.

Santuario Histórico de Machupicchu (Valle Sagrado).

Machupichu - Aguas Calientes (Machupichu, Pueblo) -

Urubamba - Cusco - Perú

 

Machu Picchu, declarado "Santuario Histórico Peruano" (1981) y es Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la Unesco (1983).

 

Machu Picchu, fue declarada como una de las nuevas "Siete Maravillas del Mundo Moderno" (2007).

 

Valle Sagrado de los Incas:

Los principales poblados son, Machupichu, Pisac, Yucay, Chinchero, Ollantaytambo, Maray, Maras y Urubamba.

El río Vilcanota (Urubamba) recorre los principales poblados. Los incas creían que este río era la representación terrenal de la Vía Láctea.

 

Video "Valle Sagrado": youtu.be/Q2Sp7DJXC24?feature=shared

 

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Aves Galliformes

Peru é o nome comum dado às aves galiformes do gênero Meleagris.

Rio São Francisco

Pousada Porto de Piranhas

Piranhas

Alagoas, Brasil

 

Art Week Gallery Theme

- 4 Sep to 10 Sep our theme is:

~~ Farm Animals ~~~

Llamas.

Parque Arqueológico de Ollantaytambo (Valle Sagrado).

Ollantaytambo - Urubamba - Cusco - Perú

 

Valle Sagrado de los Incas:

Los principales poblados son, Machupichu, Pisac, Yucay, Chinchero, Ollantaytambo, Maray, Maras y Urubamba.

El río Vilcanota (Urubamba) recorre los principales poblados. Los incas creían que este río era la representación terrenal de la Vía Láctea.

 

Video "Valle Sagrado": youtu.be/Q2Sp7DJXC24?feature=shared

 

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they look like fancy ribbons to me.

 

ribbon lumen converted to b&w

AGFA portriga rapid

iPhone photo of the daffodil

 

Reserva Paisajistica Nor Yauyos-Cochas - Lima - Perú.

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These Peruvian Pelicans were following a fishing boat near Lima, Peru this past August. It was exciting to see so many of them in one spot.

 

Pelecanus thagus

 

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Taken at the San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden with the Nature Photography Group of the Central Coast.

This lovely flower is an Alstroemeria, commonly known as the Peruvian Lily or Lily of the Incas. They are easily identified by those distinctive dark "whiskers" or streaks on the inner petals and their long-lasting nature in bouquets.

 

A few Quick Facts about these Lilies:

 

1. Variety: They come in almost every color, from vibrant oranges and yellows to the soft pink and white seen in your image.

 

2. Longevity: These are a favorite for florists because they can stay fresh in a vase for up to two weeks.

 

3. Safety Note: While beautiful, they can be mildly toxic to cats and dogs (causing stomach upset), so keep them out of reach of curious pets.

A Union Pacific eastbound stack train charges up the grade at Peru, Wyoming on August 10, 2021.

Ten days ago I received a beautiful bouquet of fresh flowers from my hubby. The flowers lasted a long time but today I need to separate the best of the bunch and discard the blooms that are spent. The Peruvian Lilies have stayed the freshest and I will arrange them in a new vase with some foliage. They really do brighten up my day.

Hymenocallis narcissiflora.

 

A new flower is opening each day in my garden.

Centro di artigiani tessili di Chinchero.

Presentazione del lavoro nel centro:

- Cardatura delle lane ovine e alpaca.

- Colorazione con materiali naturali

- Tessitura tramite semplici telai manuali.

 

Center of textile craftsmen of Chinchero.

Presentation of the work in the center:

- Wool carding of sheep and alpaca origin.

- Coloring with natural materials

- Weaving through simple manual looms.

Small, plump bird with stout bill. Male mostly lime green with contrasting yellow belly and thin blue collar on nape and blue rump; some populations entirely blue above. Female similar but duller, with greener belly. Usually seen in pairs or small flocks, often in association with a fruiting tree. Forages at all levels, most frequently in the canopy.

 

This one was photographed in Northern Peru led by Neotropic Photo Tours and our Peruvian local guide for this portion of the trip; Fisher Chávez of Perú Nature Photography.

Pseudoxyops perpulchra .Adult females

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