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At the heart of de jungle brazilian some have privilegy of whathing TV using a big TV antenna to see the brazilian “SOAP OPERA” and the news using a
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At the heart of de jungle brazilian some have privilegy of whathing TV using a big TV antenna to see the brazilian “SOAP OPERA” and the news using a
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture 71/10 ISO 640 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 16/1

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Jul, 2016

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The animal symbol of freedom, which inhabits the plains of Roraima, the wild horses that arrived in Brazil around 1718, with the Portuguese colonizers

The animal symbol of freedom, which inhabits the plains of Roraima, the wild horses that arrived in Brazil around 1718, with the Portuguese colonizers

The State of Roraima in Brazil there is a great variety of birds. This is the Yellow Oriole- Icterus nigrogularis (Hahn, 1819) by JPavani

Norte of Brazil, close to de sun. The relief shows a diferent part of Amazon. JPavani

There will be a day that mam wil travel in time for transportation. This photo was take in Brazil at São João Party, a popular june festival in Braz

Resistance - art between light, shade and the Xirixana people - forms part of this contemporary art, no longer being the photograph of the late ninete

Resistance - art between light, shade and the Xirixana people - forms part of this contemporary art, no longer being the photograph of the late ninete

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Nome Científico Thamnophilus doliatus (Linnaeus, 1764)
Dominates in the male black color, while in the female it is brownish. However, the male is al

It measures between 14 and 15.5 centimeters in length and weighs between 22 and 27 grams. It has a pronounced sexual dimorphism.
The male of the speci

Since the dawn of humanity, man longed to be able to fly like birds.

Average length of 23 centimeters in length. Males with an average weight of 48 grams and females with an average weight of 41 grams.
It has a bright o

The Yellow-bellied Great Blue-bellied Surrogate (Surucuá grande de barriga amarela) is a Trogoniform from the Trogonidae family. Also known as Cap

It measures 35.5 cm in length. Visible and unmistakable, with ivory-white beak, very long and almost straight and long and thin neck. Crown blackened

Roraima is one of the 27 federative units of Brazil. It is located in the North Region of the country, being the most northerly (north) state of the f

The female of the species is generally brownish with the gray face showing dark scoring. Clear periocular ring. Also presents - displays the beautifu

North of Brazil in the Amazon many animals has to cross roads to get to save to the forest. Many do not reach the habitat. JPavani

Measures from 30 to 38 cm. and weighs 350 to 550g. Gray-brown bird, with wings and back of darker tones and whitish abdomen and ridge; white throat an

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