We loved all the tropical birds and blossoms in Guyana. Here are a few. Elder Cook could tell you all the different kinds of birds. We will also miss the fruit; the mangos, papayas, pineapple, shaddock, etc.!
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A snail kite. They ate snails off the plants in the trenches. They would drop the snails from high in the air onto a hard surface so their shells would crack open. |
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Limpkin is a funny bird with an awkward walk. We saw them almost everyday that we walked in the Botanical Garden. |
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There were trenches everywhere - many filled with water lilies. |
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The scarlet ibis were beautiful, especially flying/gliding into roost just before dusk. They roosted in the same trees as the white ibis. |
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Kingfisher |
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It made our day when we could see a toucan in the botanical gardens. |
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Our gecko that jumped out of the toaster when his tail got singed. |
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We inherited a cat from Sister Sappington. Sister Beutler fed him and he was a good mouser. |
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This water bird is on the back of a manatee at the botanical garden. |
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We will miss the horse carts that hauled everything you could think of. |
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We passed this brindled dog sitting in the road most mornings. |
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The water lilies were beautiful. |
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This beautiful big bird was right across the street from our house. |
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There were lots of noisy green parrots. |
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We often saw big red headed woodpeckers. |
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This woodpecker was a couple blocks from our house. |
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Two parrots and a kisskadee. |
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The white egrets roosting. |
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A trench full of water lilies. |
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In the botanical garden. |
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We heard the woodpeckers before we saw them. |
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A white egret in the ocean next to the sea wall. |
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We saw oriels often in the Botanical Gardens, but this yellow bird is a different kind. |
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We saw these cute little blue birds close to the sea wall. |
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A vulture on a post out in the ocean.
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The moon coming up - taken from the Prashad Nagar parking lot.
There are many things we will miss in Guyana -especially the people. Our mission was a life-changing, growing, amazing, challenging, rewarding experience. We learned to trust our Heavenly Father and rely on Him for everything. We are so grateful that we could share this wonderful opportunity with each other.
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