Birding this morning:
Agouti (mammal)
Baby coatis (mammal)
Squirrel keckoo
Brown jay
Flycatchers
Toucanette
Parakeets
Warbler
and many more! So much diversity!
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Rutgers - Science Summer Abroad 2010
Nine Science Undergraduate Students Around the World
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- Ride an Ostrich?: Post by Kai
- Today was our last seminar, during which we discus...
- Highlights
- Every New Beginning comes from Some Other Beginnin...
- Teotitlan, a weaving village
- It's so good to be back in my boring dorm room!
- Service project at an organic farm/animal sanctuary
- Dumelang!
- Last day at Clinica San Antonio de la Cal
- Lions, Rhinos, and Hyenas - Oh My: Blog by Kai
- It's almost over
- Folk illnesses and markets
- First Day of Class
- Geneva!
- A day with a Maasai Family: Post by Kai
- Internet is so hard to come by!
- My first post - still in the states, but not for l...
- Quick Glace at Botswana
- An example of a patient chart I fill out ...
- Nairobi National Park: Post by Kai
- Benito Juarez Ecovillage
- Le Weekend Est Arrive!
- Most Intense Day: Post by Kai
- Long Time, No Blog.
- Favorite Photos
- Maasai Traditions: Post from Kai
- Internet at Last!
- Awesome Lizard!
- On our way to Mawamba Lodge in Tortuguerro
- And I'm home
- Vacunaciones
- Greetings from Cluny
- Clinica
- Mind-Blowing Kenya: Post by Kai
- First class
- Blogging...Instead of Packing
- Spottings
- Monte Alban
- And I'm back
- day two
- As Ready As I'll Ever Be!
- Arrival
- Bafana Bafana
- ► April 2010 (3)
Who are they? What is this?
This blog houses the thoughts and images of nine Rutgers University students as they travel the world. Each student was awarded a scholarships to experience the sciences beyond their New Jersey borders. In addition to the research and/or coursework they will be doing this summer, they have been asked to keep a journal or blog. Their thoughts are recorded once or twice a week over the duration of their international experience.
For more information about the requirements of this scholarship, please see the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, International Programs at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
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Stacy;
ReplyDeleteMeetings today:
RAH (with lunch)
Planning for Smithsonian display of RU27
Organizing responses to manuscript review
Unfortunately, my list not nearly as interesting as yours!
Glad you are meeting lots of new friends.
Rick Ludescher