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Birds in Torres del Paine Thursday, July 12, 2007   We occasionally see the famous flamingos in the lakes, but usually they are too far away for photographs. More typically, we come across single birds that are willing to sit for photographs. The austral pygmy owl on the right is the size of one's hand. More common is the long tailed meadowlark on the left. Faculty: Drs. Hilde Binford and Diane Husic / 0 comments |
About the Adventure Musicologist Hilde Binford, assistant professor of music at Moravian College, has traveled through the wetlands of Brazil, lived in yurts and wigwams in the Canadian wilderness, and volunteered in a poor community in Guatemala. This summer she and sons Trent and Alex are living in Patagonia, where they’ll be hiking, glacier-climbing, and exploring the terrain. Check back often to see what they’ve been up to! Blog Archives
· June 2007 |