Hato, North coast.
A collection of small plants and flowers on rocks of lava and coral tuff.
In the afternoon, the sun makes all colors shine.
Habitat and biodiversity of Curaçao. Plants, flowers, trees, wildlife, wildflowers, birds, insects, mammals and more. All photos are copyright protected
Pagina's
- Welcome at Hiking Curaçao!
- Hiking Curaçao: Flora and Fauna
- Hiking Curaçao: The Trails
- Hiking Curaçao: Tips and Info
- 1. BiRDS
- 2. INSECTS, SPIDERS
- 3. REPTILES, FROGS, LIZARDS
- 4. MAMMALS
- 5. FISH
- 6. CRABS
- 7. SHELLS, SNAILS
- 8. FOSSILS
- A. FLOWERS, BUSHES
- B. TREES
- C. CACTI, SEMI-CACTI
- D. MUSHROOMS, FUNGI
- H. MISCELLANEOUS, THIS and THAT
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Reddish egret at San Pedro, Hato
At first it was difficult to find the egret. It was searching for food in the little pools of water left by high waves.
Then we noticed the movements
When a wave splashed into the rocks it made the egret very visible.
Finally, it took of.
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