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2003 QuetzalCam!
Welcome to QuetzalCam 2003!
This is QuetzalCam 2003 #3.
The chick flew too soon... a weasel gets in the nest (one of the lasts pictures),
the chick could fly out there but needed more practice... we've rescued it and track it
since 8:00am to 3:30pm (the hour that we've lost it). The mom was feeding it all this time
and we hope it's growing well out there in the wild forest.
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Live Webcam Images From the Cloud Forest! QuetzalCam 2003 #3 |
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This is QuetzalCam 2003 #2.
One of the chicks flew after 24 days, the other one died.
There it is, for your pleasure, a pict of the chick that flew. We hope he's growing well out there in the forest.
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Latest pictures of Quetzalcam #2!
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The last pictures of the camera --- Quetzalcam #2!
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This is QuetzalCam 2003 #1.
At last!!!
The chick flew better than the other one.
Its parents protected it all the time
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Live Webcam Images From the Cloud Forest!
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The lasts pictures -- Quetzalcam #1!
An empty nest and a new quetzal family outside. |
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Help us!!!
We want to keep the quetzals flying and you can give us a hand.
If you're interested in give us some support, please, write to webmaster@cct.or.cr to give you details on how to do it.
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