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Section of Kurupukari-Lethem road collapses; water covers Pirara Bridge
The Ministry of Public Works on Wednesday activated emergency teams for the restoration of the Linden-Lethem corridor, after a section of that earthen interior artery collapsed and washed away. “Contractors and materials are en route to the affected area,” the Public Works Ministry said. That government ministry said there was significant disruption along the Kurupukari–Lethem corridor at…
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Sarebbe tedioso riferire in dettaglio gli avvenimenti di ogni giorno di quel viaggio per Kurupukari.
Evelyn Waugh
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Leaf mimicking katydid Threat display dorsal (Pterochroza ocellata) by Paul Via Flickr: Thanks artour_a for the ID. This pseudophyllinae has a trick up its skirt. When startled or threatened it will open its wings to reveal bright, vibrant colours which indicate aposematism or potential toxicity to would be predators. Furthermore, large eyespots on either wing mimic avian eyes which would give most predators pause. Finally, the wings stay open long enough for the perceived threat to accustom itself, at which point the katydid will promptly close its wings, returning to full camouflage mode, leaving the predator still searching for the bright colours which are now folded out of view. Found during a day hike at the Kurupukari crossing, Guyana. Yesterday the tire flew off my minibus, I cut the head off a pit viper and I was banned from a commercial flight by associating with a narco-trafficker. Today I am bushwhacking through the jungle in the remote trail-less backwaters of Guyana, waist deep in water and praying to make it through the rest of the day alive. What will tomorrow bring? God only knows. The adventure starts here- pbertner.wordpress.com/.
#macro-life#rainforest#Amazon#tropical#entomology#Guyana#South#America#bugs#insects#biology#Macro#Macrography#Macro-Life Elite#herpetology#Macrophotography#nature#outdoors#animals
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🗿The Essequibo River hides many delights. Today's is Kurupukari Rapids' petroglyphs. This one has been not very specifically aged at between 7,000 - 11,000 years old! #informativeinstagrams #essequibo #kurupukari #guyana 🗿 (at Essequibo River)
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Businessman stabbed to death, labourer arrested
A businessman of Kurupukari was stabbed to death and his body was discovered by three persons, who stopped in at the shop on their way to Brazil, the Guyana Police Force said Wednesday. A labourer with whom he was drinking, has since been arrested, according to investigators. Police said they saw a wound on ‘Johnny’ Ragubeer’s throat, a cut to his left ear and bruises to his upper back when they…
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