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
Posts tonen met het label small. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label small. Alle posts tonen
Pan di diabel and Guyaba baster
The small Noni-like is locally known as "pan di diabel" (Morinda royoc).
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The small apples are the "Guyaba baster" (Casearia tremula).
Beware! Probably both are poisonous.
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The small apples are the "Guyaba baster" (Casearia tremula).
Beware! Probably both are poisonous.
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Clownish striped beetle
Family of the Cucumber or Potato Beetle?
The adult Colorado potato beetle is a broad (1/4" wide), yellow-and-black striped beetle up to about 3/8" in length. The adults overwinter in the soil, emerging in the spring. They lay clusters of yellow eggs on the underside of the leaves of host plants. The humpbacked larvae are reddish-orange and have two rows of black spots along each side. Both larvae and adults chew holes in leaves and leaf margins. LINK for this info.
Ohter LINK: A great Malayan site about Beetles and Macro Photography
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Big and Small
Coming home from Chile, where I saw the Condor, I could not resist taking the camera and see if something was in the air.
The Condor, he was fast!!
The Warawara above my house, is too!
They were all over the Dividivi tree, that is full of seeds.
Later, the Rufous-collared Sparrow came into the house to pick up left overs and to play with its image in the kettle.
Oops, sliding!
Waiting and watching.
Reflection in the kettle.
Food!
F,Cools
The Condor, he was fast!!
The Warawara above my house, is too!
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The next morning the little ones were back.They were all over the Dividivi tree, that is full of seeds.
Later, the Rufous-collared Sparrow came into the house to pick up left overs and to play with its image in the kettle.
Oops, sliding!
Waiting and watching.
Reflection in the kettle.
Food!
F,Cools
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