Fishermen working on Lake Kilimibi early in the morning, October 4, 2019.
Teresa and I moved onto the campus of the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture (RICA) on Sunday, September 29, 2019. Our home is in Burera House, named after a lake in northern Rwanda, east of Musanze. The current plan is for students and all instruction activities to move to the RICA campus the first of November.
These ten photographs document life on campus in the two weeks we’ve lived here.
Burera House, early evening, October 9, 2019.Vervet monkeys, October 5, 2019. A troop of monkeys is often seen around campus, and they are not inhibited by our presence. These are looking at Teresa inside the house – an inverted zoo.Black-headed bush shrikes, October 5, 2019.Blue-breasted kingfisher, October 5, 2019.In the orchard, October 5, 2019. Still working on identifying this bird.Near the lake edge, bird on papyrus, October 5, 2019.Dr. Fritz Elango, RICA Integrated Pest Management Lecturer, instructing students on scouting for cutworms. October 11, 2019.RICA students inspecting maize plant stands after emergence, October 11, 2019. The RICA gatehouse at the main entrance is in the background.
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Just wondering how thrilled Teresa is with monkeys at her door.
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So interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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Enjoyed the pictures, especially the inverted zoo.
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