PASI 2006 - San Salvador, El Salvador
Photos from San Salvador, El Salvador during the 2006 PASI Workshop on Mathematical Models in Population Dynamics
where I had given a couple of lectures. The workshop was held at the National University of El Salvador.
Most of the wildlife photos were taken through my binoculars with a digital camera, hence the poor quality.
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Nap time anyone?!
An evening overlooking San Salvador after some tasty "pupusas" (a local dish).
Some "Nature" Photos
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This young Green Basilisk (also called the "Jesus Lizard" because of its remarkable ability
to run across water) was found and captured in our lecture hall during the workshop.
I believe this is a "Green Spiny Lizard" of the genus Sceloporus.
A Ruddy Ground Dove - which were quite common on campus.
This was one of a pair of Scrub Euphonias seen flying around campus.
This Turquoise-browed Motmot was from 1 of the 2+ family groups seen on campus.
I unfortunately have no idea what species these are - but "a rose by any name..."
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I thought this little guy was a little more interesting than our flies
in NY, so this one got its photo taken when it landed on my desk.
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