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Sandra Garrett, Lindsay Abbott, Jim Dunford, Robin
Minor, Clint
Campbell and Elie Breaux discover how big trees can be in tropical
cloud-forests, and how little light reaches the ground.
Elie Breaux negotiates a red
mangrove tree


Robin Minor, Clint Campbell, Sandra
Garrett and Lindsay Abbott practice their swing (photo J. Dunford)
Acrocinus longimanus (photo
J. Dunford)


A mercury-vapor lamp attracts a
great array of insects at night at Rancho Grande (photo J. Dunford)
Golopha porteri (photo E.
Breaux)


Leah Ayn Koch, Jennifer Simpson,
Carlton Jane Palmer, Karen McKenzie and Richard Pluke at the Parque
Nacional Henri Pittier signboard.
View from Portachuelo Pass in Parque
Nacional Henri Pittier.


Part of Rancho Grande (HQ building
for Parque Nacional Henri Pittier) viewed through morning fog.
Carlton Jane Palmer checks seagrape
foliage.


Richard Pluke records defoliation
by leaf cutter ants.
Karen McKenzie searches for aquatic
insects in bromeliad leaf axils.


Chauliognathus ?heros.
Heliconius erato.


Chris Tidroski, Leslie Fox, and
Phillip Lake look for beetles in a mushroom fungus.
The instructor, Dr. Howard Frank, in
a red mangrove swamp.


Jennifer Simpson, Leah Ayn Koch, Karen
McKenzie, Carlton Jane Palmer, and Richard Pluke unroll a Heliconia
leaf to discover hispine chrysomelids.
Dr. Marco Gaiani shows some of the
more spectacular insects in MIZA's collection.


Leslie Fox picks up the catch in
baited pitfall traps.
Leah Ayn Koch and Richard Pluke are
discovered by mosquitoes in a mangrove swamp.


Leah Ayn Koch and Jennifer Simpson
look for insect damage to a bunch of bananas.
Ricardina Colmenares shows cacao
pods to Phillip
Lake.


Chris Tidroski, Leslie Fox, and
Phillip Lake discuss a bromeliad.
A launch carried the group to a
secluded, mangrove-fringed bay.

Carlton Jane Palmer leads the way on
a trail in Parque Nacional Henri Pittier.


Podischnus
agenor (Scarabaeidae)
in
sugarcane stem.
Photo: T.M. Cooper
Look carefully at the Vriesia
platynema bromeliad
inflorescences - some of them are paintings on plastic panels. Photo:
T.M. Cooper


Teresa Cooper, Scott Portman and
Miriam Shapiro off the Venezuelan coast. Photo: Hector Aguilar
Moncheca
elegans (Tettigoniidae). Photo:
Scott Portman


Eumorpha labruscae
(Sphingidae). Photo: Scott Portman
Hypocrita excellens
(Arctiidae). Photo: Scott Portman

Phrictus ocellatus
(Fulgoridae). Photo: Scott Portman>
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