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Belize and Guatemala - Black Rock Lodge - Page 3 of 8 |
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Buttercup Tree at Black Rock Lodge |
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Scroll down for 12
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The dining room at
Black Rock Lodge overlooks the Macal River. |
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Macal River below
Black Rock Lodge |
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Black Orchid is the
national flower of Belize at Black Rock Lodge on 24 February 2011 |
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Wild Begonias bloomed
beside the trails and road at Black Rock |
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Cohune Palm is an
important native tree for its nutritious fruits and fronds for
thatching roofs. |
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The open parking area
surrounded by tall trees was a magnet for birds early morning and
late afternoon. |
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White-whiskered
Puffbird at Black Rock was a regular beside the open dining room. 24
February 2011. |
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Green Honeycreeper at
one of many feeders at Black Rock. 26 February 2011. |
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This Spotted Sandpiper was feeding on
many small flies and insects in the compost heap at Black Rock. Also
feeding in the compost were Northern Waterthrush, Gray Catbird and
Hooded Warbler. 25 February 2011. |
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Black-cheeked
Woodpecker at Black Rock on 24 February 2011. |
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Juvenile Great Black
Hawk on the trail at Black Rock on 24 February 2011 |
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We took a night drive
and saw this Northern Potoo, a large nightjar, on 24 February 2011 |
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