"my" first paper is published. Now I can finally call myself a scientist, hehe.
Showing posts with label Perico de Orcés (Pyrrhura orcesi). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perico de Orcés (Pyrrhura orcesi). Show all posts
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Birds on sticks
We had the priviledge through our contact with Cesar Garzon to be able to have a look through the collection of the Museo Ecuadoriano de Ciencias Naturales (MECN).
Thats the way the drawers look over there: dissected and labeled birds on wooden sticks
the collection of endangered species
Three from the colección especial: on the left different species of Tapaculo, in the middle the Jocotoco, the heraldic animal of the der Fundación, who owns the Buenaventura-Reserve and on the right the Perico de Orcés, the parakeet of my thesis
Similar to this one, the Tapaculo is supposed to look like that I am searching with Claudia in Buenaventura until the end of january
The Lilacine Amazone (in the moment getting leveled up to species-status) that I'm going to be searching for three month in Manabi und Esmeraldas afterwards
Hannes (thesis with the Perico de Orcés), Claudia (my Tapaculo-boss), Cesar Garzon from the MECN and the other guy there from the Tapaculo-Project
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