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I treid to buy her a beer but she wasn’t falling for that. By the way, there was no beer shortage despite my best efforts to create one.
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Great lizard pics. You must have a lot of patience to get some of those shots.
Love Cuban music but don’t at all like reggaeton. Too old I guess.
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Those are wonderful pics sssnakes!. Those little guys are not that easy to photograph!
We stayed at SRLM several years ago, just down from the PRO and I was amazed by the number and variety of lizard there. More than other places I’ve been.
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Great shots, and you didn’t even need to get wet! (did you do any snorkelling?) No, I didn’t snorkel one little bit, even brought all my equipment. I’m much more into the bird and lizard watching these days. I go through phases, I guess. Hence why I’m going to Cayo Guillermo next to bird watch.As for photographing lizards, it’s easier then birds. What i find interesting is how many different species there seem to be out there. I have a book on Cuban amphibians and lizards. But it’s not that great as a field guide. Maybe one day they will make one as good as the bird field guides they have for Cuba now.
If I could only start finding snakes there as easily as I can at home.
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Awesome shots sssnakes…..do you have them put in picture books or store on your computer? Your pictures are always fascinating and fantastic.
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Hi selectivedi57:All the photos that I post here are from my photobucket account. Unfortunately, I can’t store that much in there or else I will have to start paying. That ain’t gonna happen. I’m too much of a cheapskate.
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That was hurricane Ike in Santa Maria del Mar. That was just the start of the storm. During the day, I was in Havana watching the preparations for the storm and it was sunny and hot.


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