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Preparing to depart for Peninsula Antonio Varas, our crew loads the boat in the driving rain.
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The illusive white Fuchsia. An example from one of only two plants encountered with pale flowers.
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Ezio Firmani, at left, and Chris Anderson, hard at work banding birds.
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Myrteola nummularia, a creeping shrub with white flowers and bright red, spicy-tasting fruits.
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Philesia magellanica. This beautiful evergreen shrub is a common sight at Peninsula Antonio Varas.
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Gunnera tinctoria or Nalca is a gigantic herb, with leaves to 4 feet across. The leaf stalks are sometimes eaten in salads.
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Created February 19, 2000