The White Peacock (Anartia jatrophae) is a species of butterfly in the Nymphalidae family. It is also known as the “Jatropha butterfly” and is found in Central and South America, including Colombia. The White Peacock is primarily white or cream-colored, with black or brown spots and stripes on its wings. It is known for its striking eye-like patterns on its wings, which are used to deter predators.
Close up view of a Hibiscus flower. While not native to Colombia, it is widely cultivated in gardens and...
Looking at a typical and older street in the tourist town of Anapoima in Colombia.
A child carrying water on a rural path to his home and farm on the outskirts of Anapoima, a...
Cars in Colombia are expensive to import, so older vehicles are regularly maintained. Consequently, there are many classic cars...
An outdoor dining area in the small town of Anapoima just outside Bogota, Colombia.
Lollipop Plant or Golden Shrimp Plant (Pachystachys Lutea) native range is from El Salvador in Central America to Peru...
Looking at a farm and home in the hills surrounding Anapoima. Crops grown here include coffee, sugarcane, and bananas.
Looking at the town of Anapoima from the surrounding countryside and forest. The town is located on the flanks...
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