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The Philippine Eagle the National Bird

2009-04-06T01:40:00.000-07:00

Although more than 85 to 90 percent of the rainforest has disappeared because of legal and especially illegal logging, the Philippines still have a natural environment which houses a wide range of other birds. Many are found in most other humid tropical countries, some species can be found in this country. Between (approximately) 400 bird species, the Philippines, are now much more rare and many are highly endangered. One of these birds is the eagle of the Philippines.

Habitat:

The Philippine Eagle lives in the mountain area around Mount Apo in Mindanao. Long ago, the Philippine Eagle Mountain village clearings of wood or forest in the plain of Luzon, Leyte, Samar and Mindanao. Now, Mount Apo in Mindanao is the last region of the environment in the Philippines, where the eagles live. Most of the time hiding in the forest of eagles. Because of deforestation (recording), the area became to hide rather low.

Description of the appearance:

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75 - 100 cm
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Wingspan of two meters
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Territory of the Eagle: 60 - 100 m² kiilometre
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Crown and crest with streaks of yellowish brown tree
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Upper parts rich brown with pale edges to feathers
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Tail blackish brown, with bars and a white tip
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The feet are yellow

American Bald Eagle

2009-04-05T01:35:00.000-07:00

The bald eagle is a large fierce search for birds. And 'the name in Latin means "sea eagle with white head." It is a national symbol of the United States of America. Benjamin Franklin proposed that the national emblem is the wild turkey, as bald eagle was "a bird of bad moral character", but was outvoted. Today we have seen many things in the United States, such as money, seals and other patriotic symbols.

Life in general, the bald eagle forty-five to fifty years of captivity and twenty-five years in the wild. This is one of the largest birds seen in the United States. E 'between 30.4 and 36.4 inches high, or about as high as the average desktop. It takes five hours and a half to eight feet wide. That's about as long as the large dining room table. The head of the bird is white, the body of the bird is black and the tail is
white. The legs are dark orange and the beak is yellow.

Like many birds of prey has a unique feature which is called "reverse sexual dimorphism." This means that the bald eagle female is usually larger than that of men. In most species, males are larger than females.

This is covered in large raptors coarse feathers. The name "Bald Eagle" does not mean that the bird is really bald. By far, it seems simple because of the contrast of light and dark feathers. For the early settlers in the United States, the word bald meant white, not hairy. Because of its appearance, its name came to be the bald eagle. It does not get his incredible four colors at the age of five years. Before that, the bald eagle immature seems to have a brown head and tail with a yellow beak. The bald eagle has a body which is halfway between the elegant and discreet.

What is the bald eagle, fascinating for me is that the bald eagle can scale to eight feet. I find this fascinating because it is higher than most people.

Bald Eagle reaches maturity between four and six years. You choose a partner for its entire life. The climate, which affects his life to play. The bald eagle is of the breed during the winter in the south, and spring in the north. This raises his family in large nests that are usually built near water. It nests only in May or in an area where many people still live bald eagles. This bird of prey usually nest high in direct pins higher than those things that surround them. Sometimes, the bald eagle in May to build nests on the ground, if there is anything to endanger their neighbors. The female eagle built mostly nests. I am obsessed with the work of their nests. The nests are made of natural materials like sticks, pieces of mud and grass and can weigh up to one tonne. The nests are sometimes more than six meters wide. There was an eagle's nest in Ohio was _ by 9 feet wide, 20 meters deep, and weighs over two tonnes. Unfortunately, the nest is destroyed when the tree was built in the fall to the ground in 1925. The nests are often used from year to year. Some nests are built so that the last ten to twenty years, even if they are not protected from the weather.

Bald Eagles breed between April and August, depending on their location, copies of each year on average. They usually have a group of two eggs. These eggs are laid in several days, and it is not difficult to feed the eaglets. The parents feed the first eaglet for a couple of days before the next eaglet hatches. Because of this lag time, the old eaglet is bigger and stronger than the other birds to hatch. If you happened to be a shortage of food, and that parents do not have enough food for both, the old eaglet to take all food and, finally, young people are dying of hunger. This promises to have at least one eaglet in its nest. Both men and women to share responsibility for incubating their clutch. Both parents share the responsibility to maintain and strengthen their eaglets. After the baby eaglets Hatch, one parent is always with them for the first two weeks. After hatching in the nest, young people live with their parents from nine to fourteen weeks. After this period, parents can help them for another four weeks. Bald eagles tend to remain in their breeding years if food availability and weather permitting. If this is not possible to migrate to an area with a climate more suitable.

The bald eagle is evident five characteristics that make it very well the work he must do to survive, and these are called adaptations. The first adaptation of the Bald Eagle is that you can see from four to eight times better than humans. The second feature is an adaptation of the bone cantilevered over their eyes. This protects the protruding eyes against the sun and the potential for injury, and contributes to flee in search of food. And the bird, shades his eyes from any glare and lets you see more easily in water, while looking for fish. The third adjustment is the small bumps on the bottom of their feet called spicules. These bumps protruding, with razor sharp to help keep the claws of the fish eagle in flight. The latest adaptation of the Bald Eagle obvious is their great curved beak. It is used to help tear while eating fish.

The bald eagle is a raptor, which means that it is a bird of prey. They like to sit on a perch near the water to make it easier to locate their prey. Their diet consists mainly of fish, but smaller sea birds, mammals and reptiles (turtles in particular). When the bald eagle catching a large animal, that snatch and eat the pieces, it bite by bite. When you take a small animal that swallow whole. After the launch they swallow all the bones, feathers, hair and can not digest. Surprisingly, in the winter months, the carcasses of dead animals to be part of this predator, when the diet is not enough prey. Often steal food from other raptors, in particular, the osprey, the whole flight. Have the right to seize the prey of other birds, claws and fly with it. Even if a large predator of the sky, the bird was observed in the wading streams in the states and provinces in the north, struggling to reach a fish when they are running fast too fast to see the bird po

The bald eagle is a large predator. Therefore, it is a help. It helps the environment by eating a variety of fish and other animals. This is good for the environment, why eat a variety of animals. Like the osprey, the bald eagle returns annually to its nest. It would not be able to do so, if you hunt the prey more in your area.

For many years, the bald eagle is endangered. This close call was caused by a chemical that has been declared illegal by the U.S. government. This chemical is called the DDT and the eagle was in the body when they eat contaminated fish. The chemical has caused and many other birds of prey to be in danger. E 'hit the eggs they produce. They were all very thin shells that broke during the incubation period. Therefore, there would be baby eaglets, causing a major decline in eagle populations. There was also a place on the eagles grace. People think that farm animals were killed and reducing the amount of fish available for fishermen.

Other things that have endangered eagles are the result of our daily lives. Like most stores, buildings, houses and shopping malls are built, eagles and other animals are losing their homes. The trees in which they live are cut and eat the food is poisoned.

As more and more people are listening to the conservation, most of these beautiful animals have been saved from extinction. The bald eagle is an endangered species, but it is still threatened by poachers. Across the United States, laws have been adopted to make it illegal to kill a bald eagle. All these efforts contribute to the Bald Eagle to become the most frequently observed in view of the United States, which is particularly interesting because it is our national symbol.

2008 Board Passer of Law

2009-04-03T06:26:00.000-07:00

COMPLETE LIST OF 2008 BAR PASSERS

A total of 1,310 passed the 2008 bar examinations,
Supreme Court announced Friday evening.

MANILA, Philippines — Judy Lardizabal, a law
student from the San Sebastian College, emerged on
top of the 1,310 examinees who passed the 2008 Bar
Examination.

The exam has a 20.58 percent passing rate, lower than
last year’s 22.91 percent. A record 6,364 examinees
from 109 law schools took the test in September 2008.
For the complete result.

1	ABABA	Victoria	D
2	ABAD	Bernard	O
3	ABAD	Francis Michael	C
4	ABADEZA	Melissa	A
5	ABALOS	Christian Noel	C
6	ABALOS	Joseph Ryan	C
7	ABALOS	Mcdonald	G
8	ABANTE	Priscilla Marie	T
9	ABARCA	Jerome	G
10	ABAYA	Mark Francis	P
11	ABAYON	Jerome	B
12	ABDULLAH	Noor Hafizullah	M
13	ABEJARON	Arnold	C
14	ABELITA	Peter Filip	S
15	ABELLA	Marie Velle	P
16	ABENOJAR	Lilian	C
17	ABESAMIS	Ellen	V
18	ABO	Rolando	T
19	ABREA	Elton Dick	J
20	ABRENICA	Angelee Marree	A
21	ABUCEJO	Joan	D
22	ABYADANG	Harriet	N
23	ACHAS	John Albino	C
24	ACOSTA	Carl De Liz	L
25	ADJU	Annally	T
26	ADMANA	Gerlie	A
27	ADRIANO	Alexander	DG
28	ADRIANO	Karen	J
29	ADVINCULA	Ma. Carolina	T
30	AFRICA	Voltaire	B
31	AGAAB	Jose Raphael	E
32	AGATEP, JR.	Orlino	D
33	AGGALAO	Arnold	O
34	AGRAVANTE	Evelyn	T
35	AGTARAP	Florina	C
36	AGTARAP	Richard	M
37	AGUAS	Princess Luren	D
38	AGUDO	Elma Jewelle	A
39	AGUILAR	Aileen	R
40	ALANO	Joseph Rod Allan	C
41	ALBO	Aubrey	F
42	ALCANTARA	Abraham Joseph	B
43	ALCARDE	Princess May	C
44	ALCOREZA	Joden	B
45	ALCUAZ	Alfonso Ismael	A
46	ALEGRE	Jacqueline Ann	C
47	ALEGRE	Marife	M
48	ALEJANDRO	Henry	D
49	ALEJANDRO	Johnsen	H
50	ALIBANIA, JR.	Eliseo	C
51	ALICER	Arthur Anthony	S
52	ALILAM	James	G
53	ALIPIO, II	Abraham	C
54	ALISUAG	Ma. Lenina	C
55	ALLAM	Marion	P
56	ALMA JOSE	Sylvia	R
57	ALMALBIS	Jelou	F
58	ALMARIO	Gilbert	S
59	ALMARIO	Shari-christine	S
60	ALMAZAR	Michael Barney	R
61	ALMERO	Rowena Joyce	R
62	ALMOETE	Martee	L
63	ALMOGUERA	Hanil	B
64	ALMONTE, JR.	Bienvenido	B
65	ALONZO	Timmy Joy	S
66	ALPAY	Zinia	P
67	ALUNDAY	Reynold	B
68	ALVINA	Cynthia	L
69	AMBOANG	Louilyn	N
70	AMEROMACUMBAL	Mylene	I
71	AMIGABLE, JR.	Felizardo	D
72	AMIS	Kathryn	D
73	AMISTAD	Christian	B
74	AMOD	Merxel Mae	O
75	AMOR	Aileen	L
76	AMOR	Fernando	R
77	AMORA, JR.	Lilio	J
78	AMPIG	Francis Athanasius	D
79	AMPONG, III	Teodulfo	S
80	ANDRES	Gilbert	T
81	ANDUMANG	Archie	R
82	ANG	Arlon	U
83	ANG	Juvielet Jeanne	A
84	ANGELES	Albert Lee	G
85	ANGELES	Erwin	C
86	ANGELES	Erwin Rommel	S
87	ANIAG	Mark Anthony	V
88	ANITO	Mylene	A
89	ANONAT	Jerry	C
90	ANTERO	Richard	S
91	ANTIG	Pamela Angela	U
92	ANTONIO	Elizabeth	B
93	ANTONIO	Hannah Lorraine	Y
94	ANTONIO	Harold	M
95	AOANAN	Kleider Rex	C
96	APAO, JR.	Mariano	L
97	APASAN	Joseph Ryan	C
98	APILADO	Louella Xylee	T
99	APOLINARIO	Charmaine	C
100	APUYOD	Jesus	F
101	AQUENDE	Hardy	B
102	AQUINO	Magnolia	P
103	AQUINO	Mark	M
104	AQUINO	Paolo	R
105	AQUINO	Patrick	T
106	ARANAS	Melchor Jaemond	A
107	ARAULA, II	Felix	B
108	ARBOLADURA	Rhea	A
109	ARBOLEDA	Lisette	M
110	ARCE	Cecilia Maria Rosario	M
111	ARCE	Liwayway	D
112	ARCENANOGRA	Aiiza Fiel	A
113	ARELLANAGUDA	Jesusa Loreto	A
114	ARGABIOSO	Antonio	S
115	ARGENIO	Kareen May	E
116	ARIAS	Jolienne Lee	D
117	ARIOLA	Aimee Riza	S
118	ARIOSA	Gia	L
119	ARITAO, JR.	Benjamin	E
120	ARNADO	Richard	M
121	ARQUILLO	Ruby	B
122	ARTUZ	Pearly Sheila	F
123	ARZADON	Romino	G
124	ASENCION	Marissa	R
125	ASUNCION, III	Isaiah	O
126	ATAS	Richelle	L
127	ATENSOR	Joseph Brian	A
128	ATIENZA	Catalino	C
129	ATIENZA	Katrina Catherine	P
130	ATIENZA	Leynard	B
131	ATIENZA	Verdie	J
132	ATOS	Richelle Mae	G
133	AURO	Christian	V
134	AUTENTICO	Ana Michaela	N
135	AVELLANO	Christine	F
136	AVISADO	Ethel	C
137	AYENG	Adelaide Nancy Sybil	G
138	AYO	Danilo	M
139	AYUNGO	Theodorick	K
140	AZARRAGA	Juliet	C
141	AÑOVER	Paul Vincent	W
142	BALAN	Orlando	A
143	BACARAMAN	Nur Jaypha	R
144	BACLAY, JR.	Oliver	P
145	BACLAYO	Ruby	T
146	BACOLOR	Heidi	F
147	BACON	Edwin	M
148	BACONG	Jeanie Rose	A
149	BAETIONG	Joselito	M
150	BAGGAYAN	Ma. Jonalyn	F
151	BAGSIT	Liza Flor	T
152	BAGUIO	Fritz	B
153	BAHIAN	Rachelle	I
154	BAHJIN, II	Jainal Abidin	Y
155	BAI	Muhlis	S
156	BAJENIO	Webb	I
157	BALANGCOD	Christobal	J
158	BALANGITAN	Mark Jeff	W
159	BALANON	Maxlen	C
160	BALBOA	Conrada	A
161	BALDOVINO	Renoir	O
162	BALLARAN	Armi	L
163	BALLINAN	John Dale	A
164	BALMEO	Trinidad	V
165	BALTAR	Jonathan	Z
166	BALTAZAR	Jay Francis	P
167	BALTAZAR	Ma. Francesca	Q
168	BANAGUI	Leah	B
169	BANALAGAY	Harold Howell	D
170	BANDONELL	Marinel	F
171	BANIQUED	Marigel	M
172	BANSON, JR.	Ceferino	W
173	BANTASAN	Joel	C
174	BANZON	Melissa Suzette	L
175	BAQUIRAN	Monalyn Ann	L
176	BARATA	Erwin	N
177	BARCENAS	Ligaya Victoria	U
178	BARILLEGUE	Josefina	M
179	BARIN	Anna Gayle	T
180	BARINPRIETO	Aiza Marie	M
181	BARRIOS, III	Isidro	B
182	BARTOLOME	Harold Ian	V
183	BARTOLOME	Prescila	D
184	BARTOLOME	Vincent Vos	R
185	BARTOLOME, JR.	David	S
186	BARTOLOME, JR.	Gaudencio	P
187	BASA	Fernando	C
188	BASANES	Karla Kristine	L
189	BASCO	Diana Joyce	N
190	BASILGO	Gembeth	G
191	BATAC	Regina	C
192	BATALLA	Maria Phenny Joan	G
193	BATE	Nover	M
194	BATHAN	Maricris	E
195	BATU	Kasarinlan	S
196	BAUTISTA	Cliff John	C
197	BAYOTAS	Michael Darwin	M
198	BAYSAC	Dianna Lynne	S
199	BAÑAGA	Myra Janina	P
200	BAÑEZ	Emerson	S
201	BEJA	Ma. Jela Teresa	S
202	BELARMINRUMA	Brenda	R
203	BELEN	Vernon	A
204	BELENA	Persephone Meir	B
205	BELLEZA	John	M
206	BELMES	Mae Richelle	B
207	BELMONTE	Mary Elizabeth (marybee)	M
208	BERABARAOIDAN	Catherin	B
209	BERIANA	Charlene	A
210	BERMEJO	Ma. Teresa Ana	V
211	BERMEJO	Maricel	F
212	BERNABE, II	Regina	V
213	BERNALES, JR.	Marcial	P
214	BERNARDINO	Aida	S
215	BERNARDINBAÑEZ	Noralyn	C
216	BERON	Jay Cesar	I
217	BESSAT	Madeleine	A
218	BIBAL	Joanne Mae	A
219	BIGOL	Maria Victoria	B
220	BILONGILOT	Joana	Q
221	BIRON	Jose Noe James	S
222	BONDAD, JR.	Rodolfo	A
223	BONGAR	Kharen Lee	P
224	BONGHANOY	Liewellyn	F
225	BORJA	Haidee	O
226	BORJA	Jacqueline	Q
227	BORRA	Katrina	P
228	BRACIA	M. Melvin	B
229	BRAGADO	Joel Emilio	F
230	BRAGAT	Maria Lourdes	C
231	BREGALA	Dennis	B
232	BRILLANTES	Fel Lester	G
233	BRINGAS	Catherine	S
234	BRION	Francis	C
235	BRIONES	Estrellita	B
236	BROCALES	Christopher Redeemson	R
237	BROTONEL	Jo Katrina	V
238	BRUAN, JR.	Cesario	B
239	BUBAN	Josephine	M
240	BUENA	Delbert Clifford	V
241	BUENDIA	Cristina	B
242	BUENO	Cheryl	F
243	BUGAY	Vicente Fidel	C
244	BUGAOAN	Eric Vincent	H
245	BUGHAO	Melvin Cydrick	M
246	BUHAIN	Camille	R
247	BUNDOC	Jacqueline	C
248	BUNGABONG	Kurt Adolph	C
249	BURDACASTRO	Arlie	R
250	BURDEOS	Sherry Joy	O
251	BURGOS	Ma. Lourdes	S
252	BUSI	Barrytone	A

253	CABADING	Marilex	L
254	CABALI	Pearl Grace	G
255	CABALLERO	Maynard	G
256	CABANGON	Ley	A
257	CABANILLA	Cris Francis	O
258	CABANSAG	Glynis Lyn	R
259	CABIC	Ellen Aster	B
260	CABOTEJA, JR.	Romeo	O
261	CABRERA	Cherrie Mae	S
262	CABRERA	Maria Christine	C
263	CABRIDO	Candice Elizabeth	A
264	CACATIABARANGAN	Freniza Joy	D
265	CACAYURAN	Sheryll	P
266	CACCAFIGUEROA	Rowena	B
267	CACHAPERO	Marty	P
268	CACHO	Arlene Valerie	G
269	CADIOGAN, JR.	Randolph	C
270	CAINTO	Angela Faith	L
271	CAINTO	Leo	V
272	CAJIGAL	Wilbur	R
273	CAJILIG	Geraldine	A
274	CALAGUI	Eric-john	S
275	CALALMACAPAGAL	Vivian	B
276	CALAMBA	Winsor	B
277	CALATRAVA	Ira	R
278	CALDE	Nimreh	L
279	CALDE	Roland	P
280	CALINISAN	Rafael Vicente	R
281	CALPO	Ma. Lourdes Gaye	T
282	CAMACHO	Alva	C
283	CAMANDERGURO	Kristine	M
284	CAMARA	Mark Darwin	A
285	CAMPANER	Francisco	M
286	CANDELARIA	Desiree	G
287	CANIBA	May	A
288	CANTALEJO	John Dale	A
289	CANTIL	Jason	A
290	CANTIMBUHAN	Veron Joy	J
291	CAPARAS	Melanie	C
292	CAPINPIN	Michael Joseph	C
293	CAPUSEN	Dimsey	J
294	CAPUYAN	Julifaith	C
295	CARDENAS	Maria Josella Teresa	M
296	CARILLO	Mae Jill	B
297	CARINGAL	Carlos	M
298	CARINGAL	Glenda Leah	A
299	CARITOS	Rona Ann	V
300	CARIÑO	Arbin Omar	P
301	CARIÑO	Marlon	M
302	CARLOS	Roy	E
303	CARMONA	Sheila Minnelli	V
304	CASTASUS	Lee Guian Paulo	O
305	CASTIL	Rico	C
306	CASTILLEJO	Raymond Christle	N
307	CASTILLO	Eleazar	E
308	CASTILLO	Javerick	G
309	CASTILLO	Ma. Christina	G
310	CASTILLO	Paul Cornelius	T
311	CASTILLO, JR.	Emmanuel	F
312	CASTRO	Allan	R
313	CASTRO	Carmencita	D
314	CASTRO	Cyril Alfred	S
315	CASTRO	Elvira Joselle	R
316	CASTRO	Jose Romulo	L
317	CASTRO	Lorelei	A
318	CASTRO	Rohail	R
319	CATALO	Janice	C
320	CATAPANG	Dyan Kristi	C
321	CATAPANROSALES	Luzviminda	C
322	CATIBAYAN	Luis Manuel	M
323	CATRE	Mary Christine Charisse	G
324	CATRE, JR.	Noel Christian	G
325	CAUILAN	Joey	L
326	CAUNAN	Patricia Yvonne	M
327	CAYANGA	Edelisa May	M
328	CAZEÑAS	Mary Dezerie	D
329	CAÑAL	Renato	E
330	CAÑAMO	Peter	B
331	CAÑEDO	Jose Ritche	O
332	CAÑEDO, JR.	Florenz	O
333	CAÑETE	Ferdinand	C
334	CAÑO	Maria Janice	B
335	CECILIO, JR.	Uldarico	P
336	CEDEÑO	Al Joseph	V
337	CENIZA	Yvonne	C
338	CENTENO	Joseph Darren	C
339	CEREZO	Jimbert	A
340	CERVANTES	Leonardo Roy	A
341	CHAN	Marvin	A
342	CHAN	Phil Ivan	A
343	CHANECO	Maria Cecilia	V
344	CHANYUNGCO	Caleen	T
345	CHAAYAN	Lalaine	Y
346	CHAVEZ, JR.	Raul	B
347	CHAVEBERNARDO	Anunsacion	P
348	CHING	Betha Fe	A
349	CHIONG	Kristine Vanessa	T
350	CHOI	Christina	T
351	CHONG	Juan Ruffo	D
352	CHUA	Joan	A
353	CHUA	Jon Anton Daryl	Y
354	CHUA	Marites	L
355	CHUA	Maximilian
356	CHUA CHENG	Perfecto Adelfo	C
357	CIRILO	Kristine Ria	N
358	CLARIN	Armando	T
359	CLARINO	Madonna	N
360	CLEMENCIO	Djhoana Gene	A
361	CLEMENTE	Katrina	O
362	CLOMA	Melissa	D
363	CO	Janice	L
364	COBSEN	Martinelli	R
365	COLES	Christopher	R
366	COLINIO, JR.	Ricardo	A
367	COLLANTES	King George Leandro Antonio	V
368	COMAFAY, JR.	Errol	B
369	COMAHIG	Niño Rey	P
370	CONDEZ	Christina Faye	M
371	CONDEZ	Dustin Jay	A
372	CONDOR	Glenn	D
373	CONSEBIT	Norlyn	P
374	CONSTANTINO	Alvin Joseph	G
375	CONSTANTINO	Bernie Francis	B
376	CONSTANTINO	Cherry Mae	M
377	CONSTANTINO	Placido	S
378	CONTRERAS	Monaliza	G
379	CORGOS	Lenon Jay	A
380	CORNEL	Bernadette	O
381	CORPUZ	Christine	C
382	CORPUZ	Cynthia	C
383	CORTES	Santos Anthony	O
384	COSTELO	Arnold	C
385	COTIAMCO	Casiano Anthony	G
386	CRESPO	Alesandro	G
387	CRISTOBAL	Kristan Carlos	M
388	CRUZ	Agatha Paula	A
389	CRUZ	Anthony Ronar	B
390	CRUZ	Carmenez	B
391	CRUZ	Ferdinand	O
392	CRUZ	Karl Cornelio	A
393	CRUZ, JR.	Rene	P
394	CRUMENDOZA	Karen Kaye	C
395	CU	Migñon Chrix	D
396	CUA	Mary Kimberly	G
397	CUBERO	John Paul	B
398	CUEVAS	Brian James	C
399	CUGAL	Arnold	V
400	CUIZON	Cyril Bryan	D
401	CULANCULAN	Ma. Cherryl	M
402	CUMITAG	Gaius	P
403	CURAZA	Maria Aurora	R
404	CUSTODIO	Niersen	C
405	CUÑADA	Jp Anthony	D
406	CUÑANO	Paul Michael	J

407	DAAYATA	Jessamine	M
408	DABU	Maria Helen	T
409	DACLAN	Eller Roel	I
410	DACQUEL	Denny	A
411	DAGARAGA	Roschelle	B
412	DALANAO	Heidiliza	G
413	DALANGIN, JR.	Bart	Q
414	DALLO	Zorayda	R
415	DANAO	Catherine	S
416	DANLALUIG	Razel	A
417	DANO	Richard	M
418	DATOON	Teresita	U
419	DAVID	Kristine Kay	S
420	DAVID	Timothy	J
421	DAYAG	Wilhelmina Mojet	S
422	DE CASTRO	Thomas John Thaddeus	F
423	DE GUZMAN	Rico	J
424	DE GUZMAN, III	Ricardo	C
425	DE JESUS	Michael Ken	R
426	DE JUAHERMOSO	Maribeth	L
427	DE LA CRUZ	Kareen	P
428	DE LARA	Joel	M
429	DE LEON	Cyril	F
430	DE LEON	May Angeli	G
431	DE LEON, JR.	Hernan Ed Noel	L
432	DE LOS SANTOS, JR.	Ricardo	C
433	DE LUNA	Sherwin	M
434	DE PERALTA	Christian	G
435	DE VERA	Celina	S
436	DE VEYRA	Juan Carlos	J
437	DEFANTE	Divi Bless	G
438	DEL SOCORRO	Lloyd Ismael	O
439	DELA CHICA	Jose Jay	E
440	DELA CRUZ	Allen	S
441	DELA CRUZ	Donna Cher	A
442	DELA CRUZ	Eric	B
443	DELA CRUZ	John Gerald	B
444	DELA CRUZ	June Abigail	S
445	DELA CRUZ	Marie Francesca Luz	O
446	DELA PAZ	Carmela	T
447	DELA PEÑA	Aldin	P
448	DELA RAMA	Myra	P
449	DELFIN	Jeremy Diosana
450	DELGADO	Julius Gregory	B
451	DELOS REYES	Grace Maria Theresa Bambi	A
452	DELOS SANTOS	Mar Angelo	G
453	DEMETILLO	Jasmin	M
454	DERIGAY	Rachel	F
455	DIANO	Melanie Rita	B
456	DICIANO	Rachel	I
457	DIDAL	Janice	M
458	DIMACULANGAN	Karen	L
459	DIMAISIP	Joyce Jazmin	G
460	DIMANLIG	Nicole Ava	S
461	DINO	Jan Paulo	DL
462	DIONISIO	Mary Jaynard	P
463	DITAN	Maria Cristina	A
464	DIVINAGRACIA	Angiebel	A
465	DIVINO	Markson	E
466	DIÑO	Dominic	A
467	DOCDOCIL	Edith	A
468	DOMINGO	Bernard Joseph	E
469	DOMINGO	Johnson	V
470	DOMINGO	Joyce Felisa	B
471	DOMINGO	Maria Paula	B
472	DOMINGUEZ	Ina Alexandra	A
473	DOMINO	Julie Ann	B
474	DORIA	Arnold	V
475	DUEÑAS	Niña Genoveva	D
476	DUNGCA	Joy	F
477	DURAN	Alain Zam	C
478	DURAN	Marie Christine	A
479	DURANO	Mylene	M
480	DY	Denise	S
481	DY	Mark Robert	A
482	DYKIMCHING	Eric	T

483	EBREO	Madonna	L
484	EDUARTE, JR.	Henedino Joseph	P
485	ELANG	Muiz-za	M
486	ELE	Maria Felicitas	V
487	ELOT	Beda Joy	B
488	ENOPIA	Frederick	A
489	ENTILA	Julius	C
490	ERNPUENTENEGRA	Ma. Gay	A
491	ESCAUSO	Ronald	C
492	ESCOLANO	Ida Marie	V
493	ESGUERRA	Roman	S
494	ESPEJBIAG	Angela Patrice	A
495	ESPELA	Melan	M
496	ESPINELI	Karen Jill	M
497	ESPINO	Alain Paul	B
498	ESPINOSA	Mark	B
499	ESPIRITU	Kristine Nicole	M
500	ESPONILLA	Neil	P
501	ESQUEJO	Hilda	L
502	ESQUIVIAS	Julius Thomas	A
503	ESTOCAPIO	Rene	C
504	ESTOLAS	May Angeli	M
505	ESTRELLA	Paula Sophia	G
506	EUSTAQUIO	Magnolia	D
507	EVANGELISTA	Rafael	A

508	FABIAN	Marie	P
509	FABILLAN	Alexanderwerk	E
510	FAJARDO	Jean	S
511	FAMOR	Orwin Lloyd	M
512	FARIÑAS	Cherry Dane	A
513	FAURILLO	Michelle	A
514	FAVIS	Maria Cristina	D
515	FAVORITO	Meliza	F
516	FELICIANO	Dennis	P
517	FELIPE	Jennifer	D
518	FERNANDEZ	Ennoh Chentis	R
519	FERNANDEZ	Maricel	D
520	FERNANDEZ	Mc Jill Bryant	T
521	FERNANDEZ	Suzie	A
522	FERNANDEZ, IV	Cristobal	R
523	FERRER	Maricris	S
524	FERROLINO	Concepcion Zeny	E
525	FERROLINO	Ted	M
526	FLORES	Aldwin	Z
527	FLORES	Ellen Grace	R
528	FLORES	Pedrito	B
529	FLORES	Sherwin	D
530	FLORIA	Joselea	Y
531	FOZ	Justice Anthony	A
532	FRANCISCO	Mariel	L
533	FRANCISCO, JR.	Philomel	D
534	FRANCO	Karin-lei	N
535	FRISNEDI	April Joy	L
536	FUENTEBELLA	Felix William	B
537	FUENTES	Ruth	C
538	FULLOGAN	Kathy Luisa	G
539	FURIGAY	Mark Leo	P

540	GABIHAN	Dennis	R
541	GABOR	Allan Jae	V
542	GABRIEL	Daisy Ann	S
543	GABRIEL	Sherry Anne	C
544	GACUTAN	Sheila	C
545	GAELA	Frederick	C
546	GALANG	Emmanuel	L
547	GALANTO	Mary Anne	B
548	GALAPON	Martin	C
549	GALVAN	Mark	J
550	GALVEZ	Hernando	C
551	GALVEZ	Mechelee Kieth	F
552	GAMBOA	Joan Lou	P
553	GANA	Joanna Kristine	S
554	GAPATAN	Jasmine Ann	B
555	GARCIA	Grace	P
556	GARCIA	Jesse James	A
557	GARCIA	Kerwyn	D
558	GARCIA	Marc Jeremiah	R
559	GARCIA	Maria Khristina	Z
560	GARCIA	Marisa	P
561	GARCIA	Mark Evarra	M
562	GARCIA	Michael	P
563	GARCIGABRIEL	Aura Rizza	A
564	GARRUCHO	Gretchen	Y
565	GATDULA	Eddielyn	L
566	GATURIAN	Lalaine	T
567	GAVAS, JR.	Ernesto	R
568	GAYA	Jerico	G
569	GAYAGAY	Romelyn	B
570	GEALON	Rey	M
571	GEBILAGUIN	Shiela	D
572	GELBOLINGO	Juliemie	B
573	GENUINO	Erwin	F
574	GEOCANIGA	Rommel	T
575	GERMAN	Dainelee	V
576	GIANAN, JR.	Lino	A
577	GIGA	Marlou	C
578	GIGANTONCADIZ	Shemidah
579	GO	Abigail	V
580	GO	Erdelyne	C
581	GO	Ormil	D
582	GOLEZ	Sylvester	P
583	GOMEZ	Ira Jordana Margrethe	M
584	GOMEZ	Jacqueline Ann Marie	O
585	GOMEZ	Mark Louie	L
586	GOMEZ	Michael Geronimo	R
587	GOMEZ	Patricia Isabel	O
588	GOMINTONG	Jemarose	G
589	GONZALES	Ivy	C
590	GONZALES	Lifrendo	M
591	GONZALES, JR.	Cesario	G
592	GONZALEZ	Archimedes	B
593	GONZALEZ	Rosario Carmela	B
594	GORRES	Angelina Luisa	V
595	GRANDE	Charlemagne Angelo	C
596	GREGORIO	Anah	T
597	GREGORIO	Jenneth	M
598	GRIMALDO	Ivy Joy	R
599	GUAN	Ina Claire	B
600	GUARNES, JR.	Felix	G
601	GUAYCO	Gideon Rey	V
602	GUERRERO	Alejandro Epifanio	D
603	GUERRERO	Feliz Marie	M
604	GUERRERO	Kathleen Phyllis	P
605	GUEVARRA	Melanie	O
606	GUEVARRA	Rexford	D
607	GUMABON	Joseph Ray	P
608	GUMATAY, JR.	Efren	G
609	GUMBAO	Ethyl Fe	T
610	GUNGON	Flora Fe	B
611	GUYO	Muamar	A
612	HAMOY	Owlette Christine Jill	D
613	HARON	Noharddin	M
614	HASSAN	Najira	S
615	HASSIMAN	Jalsidrie	T
616	HERNANDEZ	Elaine May	P
617	HERNANDEZ	Helen Grace	S
618	HERNANDEZ	Robert	A
619	HERNANDEZ	Rosette	M
620	HERNANE	Herbert	B
621	HERRERA	Catherine	N
622	HIPOLITO	Maria Bienvenida Angelica	D
623	HORCASITAS	Harold	M
624	HUECAS	Roy	V
625	IDAGBELINO	Irma Gay	G
626	IGNACIO	Maria Theresa Distajo
627	ILAGAN, IV	Ruben	R
628	ILUSTRISIMO	Beverly	F
629	INIHAO	Reymund	G
630	INOCENCIO, JR.	Miguel	C
631	ISIDORO	Augusto Eric	C
632	ISRAEL	Johnny	W
633	ISRAEL	Marilyn	M
634	JACOB	Jihan	A
635	JALA	Majesty Eve	L
636	JAM	Madeline Arezu	T
637	JAMBANGAN	Bambeth Mahal	C
638	JARA	Thacher	C
639	JARAMILLA	Gilbert	M
640	JAVIER	Doris	C
641	JAVIER	Kirby	G
642	JAVIER	Nesly Joy	S
643	JAVILLAGUILA	Lilibeth	M
644	JAYSON	Renelyn	B
645	JIMENEZ	Vicente	S
646	JONES	Ramon Jose	E
647	JOSOL	Mary Kathleen	C
648	JOVEN	Melissa Genevieve	B
649	JUAN	Eric	R
650	JUMUAD	Harold	A
651	JURADO	Leonard Peejay	V
652	JURILLA	Keenan Rhys	Y
653	JUSAY	Kenneth	J
654	KAKIHARA	Jiro	G
655	KALIM	Abdul Rashid	P
656	KAPALAC	Judemar	V
657	KIMAYONG	Zozimo	P
658	KINTANAR	Maria Ysidra May	Y
659	LABINE	Annie Rose	L
660	LABRADOR	Felmanda	C
661	LABRIAGA	Ma. Jessette	G
662	LACSON	Rosstum	C
663	LADERA, IV	Antonio	V
664	LADORES	Ivan Mark	S
665	LAGAN	Rachel Lee	V
666	LAGUDAS, JR.	Eulogio	L
667	LAGULA	Kristina	V
668	LAGUNZAD	Sam Dominic	T
669	LAJA	Leah Easter	P
670	LALUNA	Ma. Isabel	Z
671	LAMBO	Ma. Celeste	R
672	LAMPACAN	Andres Arnold	W
673	LAO	Kristyn Jean	R
674	LAOLAO, JR.	Antonio	L
675	LARA	Maria Leah	R
676	LARDIZABAL	Judy	A
677	LARGO	Nelson	V
678	LARGOZA	Salvador Gregorio	L
679	LARIBA	Ma. Gloria Alphine	S
680	LARIOSA	Jessie	A
681	LASACUMAGUN	Mari-grace	C
682	LAURESTE	Florida	L
683	LAURON	Manuel Patrick	K
684	LAYGO	Jennifer	E
685	LAZARITO	Khristine Kay	M
686	LEDESMA	Cheryl Marie	V
687	LEE	Janice	C
688	LEE	Kelvin Lester	K
689	LEE	Marjorie	B
690	LEGASPI	Bellatrix	O
691	LEGASPI	Joan Michelle	M
692	LEUNG	Florendo	L
693	LEYCANO	Andrea	B
694	LEYVA	Eunika Lesli	R
695	LIANGCO	Daryl	G
696	LICERA	Geony	P
697	LICERALDE	Ma. Elizabeth	L
698	LICO	Marisse Gay	G
699	LIGMAYO	Paul	D
700	LIM	Bryan	S
701	LIM	Laarni Victoria	B
702	LIM	Lovely	E
703	LIMBING	Cheryl	T
704	LINCUNA	Duke Ramil	P
705	LLANES	Lawrence	Q
706	LOCAYLOCAY	Amife Joan	C
707	LOCSIN	Ryan	A
708	LOFRANCO	Vicar Loureen	G
709	LOGRONIO	Jennie Ann	T
710	LOPEZ	Dhonadette	L
711	LOPEZ	Michael Angelo	O
712	LOPEORO	Corazon Natividad	D
713	LORENZO	Edmond	B
714	LORENZO	Neil	E
715	LUARDO, JR.	Edgardo	B
716	LUCERO	Rhoan	G
717	LUCILA, II	Roberto Rafael	N
718	LUIS	Benjamin	S
719	LUMACTOD	Joseph Eric	C
720	LUMASATORREGOSA	Paz	L
721	LUMEREZ, JR.	Cresente	B
722	LYNN	Jacques	S
723	MABANES	April Rose	S
724	MACABANDO	Samina	S
725	MACABAYA	Beryl Concepcion	O
726	MACAPAGAL	Ferdinand	L
727	MACAPAGAL	Michael	T
728	MACAPAGAL	Paolo	P
729	MACARUBBO	Epifania	B
730	MACATANGAY	Augusto Leon	A
731	MACATANGAY	Michael Remir	H
732	MACAYRA	Marianne	M
733	MACEREN	Lyndon	A
734	MACOY	Cristine	L
735	MACTAL	Walter	L
736	MADRILEJO	Leonides	M
737	MAGISTRADO	Luis	D
738	MAGNABE	Kirk Andrew	T
739	MAGSOLING	Carl	A
740	MAGTIBAY	Medwin	B
741	MAGTUBO	Rey	E
742	MAHAWAN	Benison	M
743	MAHINAY	Girlie	C
744	MAHIPUS	Diosdado Angelo Junior	R
745	MALABAG	Maria Rhodora	A
746	MALABANAN	Karen	M
747	MALANDAC	Clariza	P
748	MALAPOTE	Paul Edgar	F
749	MALAYA	Milagros Evans	I
750	MALIBIRAN	Bernard Joseph	B
751	MALIGAYA	Greg Zacarias	M
752	MALLARI	Katrina Bianca	H
753	MAMBA	Maria Rosario	S
754	MANABILANG	Haroun Bin Omar	E
755	MANALASTAS	Dennis Gerard	F
756	MANALAYSAY	Andrea Celene	M
757	MANALAYSAY	Anna Karin	F
758	MANALIGOD	Ismael	T
759	MANALO	Paul Erik	D
760	MANANGHAYA	Maria Melinda	S
761	MANANZAN	Monica	J
762	MANAOG	Mary Hazel	C
763	MANAOIS	Fely Reina	V
764	MANCENIDO	Uella Vida	V
765	MANGENTE	Myra	S
766	MANGUBAT	Rhea	M
767	MANLANGIT	Angelo	D
768	MANONGAS	Queen Ann	D
769	MANSILUNGAN	Donna	D
770	MANTE, JR.	Urbano	T
771	MANUBAG	Amiel Joaquin	E
772	MARABE	Ridgway	C
773	MARAON	Leah	B
774	MARAPAO	Lord V	R
775	MARASIGAN	Jennifer	M
776	MARASIGAN	Nerissa	L
777	MARGARICO	Paul Andre	R
778	MARGATE	Karl Anthony	R
779	MARIANITO	Ronel	A
780	MARIANO	Emmanuel	M
781	MARQUEZ	Joyce Marie	B
782	MARQUIÑO	John Mark	C
783	MARTELINO	Jobert	M
784	MARTHO	Edgar	S
785	MARTIN	Karl Francis	S
786	MARTIN	Nilo	N
787	MARTINEZ	Amelia Cristina	V
788	MARTIZANO	Leah	T
789	MARZAN	Antonio	F
790	MARZO	Lailani	C
791	MASACAL	Anwar	U
792	MATA, II	Reynold	DG
793	MATEO	Eleanor	R
794	MATIAS	Dexter	G
795	MATILLANO	Lovely Concepcion	C
796	MAURICIO	Paul Vincent	R
797	MAXIMO	Dinah	P
798	MAÑALAC	Maria Elizabeth	S
799	MEDIANARENASA	Jenlyn	B
800	MEDRANO	Jayferson	F
801	MEER	Rafael Antonio	P
802	MENDOZA	Claudie	M
803	MENDOZA	Exzon	B
804	MENDOZA	Gerald Al	P
805	MENDOZA	Justin Christopher	C
806	MENDOZA	Melinda Cielo	C
807	MENDOZA	Sunshine	D
808	MENDOZA	Winston Aris	M
809	MENESES	Hermielita	M
810	MENOR	Benjie Benjamin	A
811	MENOR	Dianna Kathrina	C
812	MERCADO	Charade	B
813	MERCADO	Jihan Carla	T
814	MESINA	Maria Merle	M
815	MICIANO	Renee Lynn	C
816	MIGUEL	Genalyn	N
817	MILITANTE	Karen Leslie	N
818	MILLAN	Sharon	B
819	MIRANDA	Romina	M
820	MISA	John Paul Louis	D
821	MISON	Rafael Jaime	A
822	MOISES	Mary Grace	D
823	MOLAS	Karen Lisette	T
824	MOLDEZ	Mary Glenn	T
825	MOLINA	Christian Dawn	G
826	MON	Maricar	F
827	MONJARDIN	Marc Lee	N
828	MONSALUD	Kristin Ayn	D
829	MONTEALEGRE	Cheryll Grace	H
830	MONTEALTO	Stahrl Khristine	G
831	MONTECER	Marie Concepcion	A
832	MONTESCLAROS	Marius	T
833	MONTINO	Raul	R
834	MONTON, JR.	Higino	A
835	MORADA	Joyce Marie Antoinette	L
836	MORALEDA	Karla Monica	S
837	MORALES	April Raine	B
838	MORALES	Reggie	E
839	MORALLOOMAR	Maria Laarni	N
840	MORANDO	Jovit	R
841	MORCILLA	Rea	L
842	MOSQUEDA	Carmela	V
843	MOTRIL	Helen Grace	A
844	NACARIO	Jupiter	V
845	NADELA, JR.	Raul	A
846	NAMALATA	Joeffrey	D
847	NARAG, JR.	Mario Atanasio	P
848	NARAWI	Jullie Mael	M
849	NASDOMAN	Johnson	P
850	NATINFALALIMPA	Kristin Marie	L
851	NATIVIDAD	Christian	D
852	NATIVIDAD	Maria Cecilia	G
853	NAVARRO	Ma. Cristina	T
854	NEBRIJA	Michael	V
855	NEMENZO	Ann Marie	L
856	NEPOMUCENO	Alex	B
857	NEPOMUCENO	Ann Sophie	M
858	NERI	Mark Peter	G
859	NERO	Ma. Josenia	A
860	NGAMIOTEN	Many	S
861	NGO	Tom Jayson	O
862	NICOLAS	Kristian	A
863	NICOLAS	Menilba	M
864	NILLO	Aquino Martin	V
865	NIONES	John Paul	D
866	NOCETE	Randy	F
867	NOCHE	Kristen	G
868	NODQUE	Vida Grace	Z
869	NOGOY	Ivy Grace	B
870	NOLASCO	Charisma	I
871	NOLASCO	Leonid	C
872	NOLASCO, JR.	Ramon	C
873	NUEVO	Shirley	O
874	NUÑEZ	Victor Maria	D
875	OBIAL	Florence Ed	T
876	OBTINALLA, JR.	Simeon	C
877	OBUS	Jose Julius	P
878	OCAMPO	Francis Louie	U
879	OCAMPO	Nancy	M
880	OCAMPO	Rory Jorge	L
881	OCANG	Jeffrey James	G
882	OCHE	Jonathan	S
883	OCHOSARMIENTO	Faustina Victoria	E
884	OLARTE	Rosemarie	T
885	OLIDAN	Maria Karen	S
886	OLIVAR	Carlo	U
887	OMADTO	Jeffrey	P
888	ONDOY, JR.	Fermin	D
889	ONG	Cezar	S
890	ONGKIKO	Emil Bien	F
891	ONGSIAPCO	Carmela	S
892	ONIA, JR.	Modesto	F
893	ONTALAN	Frances Mae Cherryl	K
894	ORDAS	Nathalia	V
895	ORENCIO	Donna	O
896	OROLA	Christopher George	L
897	OROPILLA	Majellyn	N
898	ORTEGA	Luz Matilde Niña Dorotea	T
899	ORTIZ	Ianela Carla	M
900	ORTIZ	Ruel	A
901	OSORIO	Fair Lady	T
902	OVALLES	Franchesca	T
903	OÑATE	Ronald	G
904	PABALAN	Analyn	T
905	PACIO	Maricar	P
906	PACOLI	Marco Antonio	G
907	PACURIBOT	Jennifer	C
908	PADAYAO	Renchi May	M
909	PADERANGA, JR.	Goering George	A
910	PADILLA	Jennifer	G
911	PAGHACIAN	Chiqui	H
912	PAGKATIPUNAN	Joel	V
913	PAGLINAWAN	Al	F
914	PAGLINAWAN	George Ahmed	G
915	PAGTAKHAN	June Ann	R
916	PAGUICAN	Adrian	D
917	PAGULAYAN	Amorsito	B
918	PAGULAYAN	Domiciano	A
919	PAGUNTALAN	Mark Geoffrey	P
920	PAHUGOTOLEDO	Anatrinel	T
921	PALABRICA	Gladys Pearl	T
922	PALAGUARINO	Dioanne	B
923	PALILEO	Anya	M
924	PALISOC	Marianne	R
925	PALMA	Richard Alfred	N
926	PALMES	Jacqueline	H
927	PALOMO	Alaine Arnolf	A
928	PAMFILO	Floralie	M
929	PAMONAG	Ronilo	L
930	PANCHO	Frela	S
931	PANEPOTUTAN	Janeth	O
932	PANGANIBAN	Jefren	P
933	PANGAPALAN	Glen	A
934	PANGHULAN	Garry	A
935	PANGILINAN	Erlyn Aurea	T
936	PANIS	Rhuel	D
937	PAQUEO	Alwen	M
938	PARADERGUZMAN	Katharine Freida	B
939	PARAOAN	Karl Patrick	N
940	PARAÑAL	Marveluna	A
941	PARDIAN, JR.	Joseph	L
942	PAREJA	Randy	M
943	PAROJINOG	Gemma	F
944	PASCUA	Charity	L
945	PASCUA	Ramar Niel	V
946	PASCUA	Raymond Joseph	D
947	PASCUAL	Rigor	R
948	PASTELERO	Miguel Antonio	B
949	PASTORES	Stella Angela	G
950	PATAJO	Jose Paolo	A
951	PATRIARCA	Richard	P
952	PAYLIP	Rosevee	R
953	PEGARIDO	Erlyn	M
954	PELANDOC	Rico	S
955	PELAYO	Virgie Lynn	O
956	PERALTA	Arjay	N
957	PERANG	Dennis	C
958	PEREZ	Gene Vincent	G
959	PEREZ	Joseph Brian	T
960	PEREZ	Ma. Kathryn Joy	Q
961	PERILLO	Patrick Simon	S
962	PESCADOR	Jeremy	L
963	PESTAÑO	Rose Mae	F
964	PEÑALOSA	Wilfred Ramon	M
965	PHUA	Marc Achilles	M
966	PICHAY	Jane Laarni	O
967	PILLADO	Noreen	A
968	PINEDA	Cristina Mia	S
969	POBLETE	Jonathan Sixto	M
970	POBRE	Christopher	H
971	POLITICO	Jeicqpoi	N
972	PONFERRADA	Regidor	A
973	PONSARAN	Joy Marie	B
974	PONSARAN	Raizuli	A
975	PONTANAL	Alpha Carole	O
976	PONTEJOS	Fiona	G
977	PONTIOSO	Rhea Mae	A
978	PRADO	Crystal	I
979	PROSIANOS	Myrtle	B
980	PUNG	Janelyn	S
981	PUASO	Garry Franco	C
982	PUGOY	Roland Jun	S
983	PULMA	Dionne	E
984	PUNO	Charles Michael	T
985	PURUEL	Rojane	M
986	PUZON	David Julian	G
987	PUZON	Kaythreene Eunice	G
988	QUAN	Ryan Jeremiah	D
989	QUE	Nanette	A
990	QUERRER	Janice	S
991	QUEZON	Don-vic	P
992	QUIDATO	Sherwin Paul	E
993	QUILENTE	Mary Grace	C
994	QUIMPO	Maria Kristine	A
995	QUINAGAN	Cristina Mae	G
996	QUINTANA	Rizza	R
997	QUIRINABALOS	Sylvia Maria Anna	P
998	QUITAIN	Elizabeth	F
999	QUITAIN	Katherine	F
1000	QUIZO	Mary Therese	P
1001	RABAGO	Rey	S
1002	RABORAR	Eden	R
1003	RACHO	Melanie	V
1004	RADJAIE	Tareeq Yahya Timhar	A
1005	RAFAL	Chris	A
1006	RAGASA	Jerleah Remedios	B
1007	RAGAY	Mera Jane	C
1008	RAIMUNDO	Rhudilyn April	B
1009	RAMIREZ	Leslie	B
1010	RAMIREZ	Shaina Anella	B
1011	RAMOS	Anna Lorem	R
1012	RAMOS	Gemma Lou	P
1013	RAMOS	Ginalyn	Y
1014	RAMOS	Patrick	T
1015	RAMOS, III	Primo	A
1016	RANARA	Lilibeth	R
1017	RANCES	Domnina	T
1018	RANCES	Esther Rose	N
1019	RAPISTA	Judy Marie	E
1020	RAYMUNDO	Vanessa	C
1021	RAZON	Judy	B
1022	RECINTO	Alex	G
1023	RECIO	Marichelle	B
1024	RECTA	Gracea Hephzibah	R
1025	REFAZO	Mynoa	M
1026	REFE	Analyn	E
1027	REGIS	April Love	C
1028	REMIGIO, JR.	Glenn	A
1029	REMULLA	Giselle	B
1030	RENEGADO	Renato	C
1031	RENOMERON	Timm	B
1032	RESURRECCION	Maria Greta	R
1033	REUYADABON	Joyous	S
1034	REVILLA, JR.	Quirino	P
1035	REYES	Antoinette	E
1036	REYES	Irene Patricia	N
1037	REYES	John Adelbert	L
1038	REYES	Johnson	G
1039	REYES	Kristine Mari	I
1040	REYES	Mark	A
1041	REYES	Ron Winston	A
1042	REYES	Valerie Jill	S
1043	RIBAS	James Paul	J
1044	RICAFORT	Evita Mariz	M
1045	RICO	Ellen	S
1046	RIVAMONTE	Ryan	B
1047	RIVAS	Polaris Grace	H
1048	RIVERA	Augustine	A
1049	RIVERA	Francinina Gracia	I
1050	RIVERA	Joy	S
1051	RIVERESTRELLA	Jaycee	R
1052	ROBILLO	Ernesto Raphael	V
1053	ROBLES	Frederick Joe	N
1054	RODRIGO, III	Romeo	G
1055	RODRIGUEZ	Karen Joyce	D
1056	RODRIGUEZ	Niño	A
1057	RODRIGUEZ	Renel Joseph	T
1058	RONGO	Marcelino	C
1059	ROQUE	Anna Kristina	D
1060	ROQUE	Nelson Silvestre
1061	ROSALES	Juvy Grace	E
1062	ROSARIO	Albert	R
1063	ROSARIO	Lotis	P
1064	ROSELLO	Jalika Mae	F
1065	ROVERO, JR.	Vicente	F
1066	ROXAS	Chino Paolo	Z
1067	ROXAS	Johndy	B
1068	ROXAS	Rea	M
1069	RUANTO	Chris Paolo	R
1070	RUBENECIA	Vic Allan	E
1071	RUBIO	Carl Andrew	M
1072	RUIZ	Ariel	N
1073	RUIZ	Cholyn Mae	M
1074	RUIZ	Jose Meno	C
1075	SABARRE	Rino	E
1076	SABARRINFANTE	Rosario	E
1077	SABERON	Paul Richard	A
1078	SABIO	Fides Angeli	G
1079	SADANG	Felton	C
1080	SADIA	Francisco	F
1081	SAGA	Alvin	L
1082	SAGAUINIT	Kenneth	C
1083	SAGMON	Ingrid	P
1084	SAGPAEY	Jake	A
1085	SAHIRON	Lilian	I
1086	SAIDDI	Pherham	S
1087	SAJILI	Aquino	J
1088	SAKANDAL	Al-kadam	A
1089	SAKKAM	Eric Ismael	P
1090	SALA	Mashur	S
1091	SALADAGA	Romeo	A
1092	SALAZAR	Armida	B
1093	SALAZAR	Didith	A
1094	SALAZAR	Doris Sharry	P
1095	SALAZAR	Johnsen	A
1096	SALAZAR	Roberto	A
1097	SALCEDO	Karl Andre	G
1098	SALE	Jenny	U
1099	SALEM	Ephraim Garnet	M
1100	SALIENTE	Jacqueline Kate	T
1101	SALONGA	Christianne Grace	F
1102	SALUD	Joseph	B
1103	SALVA	Jocelyn	T
1104	SALVE	Allan	O
1105	SALVO	Ariel	C
1106	SAMONTE	Aren Marie	H
1107	SAMPIOR	Jorrey	T
1108	SAMSON	Benjamin	R
1109	SAN JOSE	Aiza Katrina	L
1110	SANCHEZ	Bheejhay	D
1111	SANCHEZ, II	Jay Karel	P
1112	SANTIAGO	Genesi	M
1113	SANTIAGO	James	A
1114	SANTIAGO	Jay Patrick	R
1115	SANTIAGO	Joann Norpeth	M
1116	SANTIAGO	Michael	M
1117	SANTOS	Jhon	V
1118	SANTOS	Ma. Angelica	M
1119	SANTOS	Melissa	A
1120	SANTOS	Michelle Sharon Clara	C
1121	SANTOS	Phillip Charles	G
1122	SANTOS	Regina Azucena	G
1123	SAQUETON	Maria Cresenciana	M
1124	SAQUING	Sheryl	B
1125	SARENAS	Jason Kyle	M
1126	SARMIENTO	Ramon Abraham	A
1127	SARNO	Michael Angelo	C
1128	SATURNINO	Charles Ian	O
1129	SAYAO	Rosemarie	B
1130	SECILLANO	Jefferson	C
1131	SEE	Mary Kimberlie	C
1132	SEGURA	Richelle	R
1133	SELPATEN	Rodante	C
1134	SEMA	Omar Yasser	C
1135	SENO	Andrei	P
1136	SERRANO	Edward Robinson	P
1137	SERRANO	Juanito	D
1138	SESE	John Martin	H
1139	SETIAS	Lorevi Grace	C
1140	SEVA	Farrah Mae	R
1141	SEVILLA	Miracle Joy	P
1142	SIA	Teresa Geraldine	C
1143	SIA, III	Quintin	P
1144	SIAO	Kristin Charisse	C
1145	SIASON	Alfonso Miguel	ML
1146	SIH	Davidson Rich	L
1147	SILANGA	Donnalee	G
1148	SILVALA	Michael Philip	B
1149	SINOGBA	Rosalio	S
1150	SIRUNO	Christian Paul	G
1151	SISON	Adrian Manuel	P
1152	SISON	Anna Marin	F
1153	SISON	Jeffrey Michael	F
1154	SISON	Sarah Maria	Q
1155	SISOJAVIER	Sheila Marie	V
1156	SOBERANO	Maria Jomah	F
1157	SOJOR	Alvie Marie	L
1158	SOLANO	John Albert	S
1159	SOLERO	Dhalya Grace	M
1160	SOLIDON	Trina Joy	A
1161	SOLIS	Carlo Roberto	C
1162	SOLIVAS	Jasmine	L
1163	SOMBRITO	Jenny Mae	Z
1164	SOMERA	Helen Grace	J
1165	SORIANO	Donna	S
1166	SORIANO	Marlon	U
1167	STA. ANLAZARO	Bernadeth	N
1168	STA. ROSA	Karla	A
1169	SUBEJANO	Z'sa May	B
1170	SUBIBI	Arneil	B
1171	SUELO	Risha Mae	J
1172	SUGUE	Neil Anthony	L
1173	SUGUI	Louella	S
1174	SUGUITAN	Sara Jane	A
1175	SUMAGAYSAY	Nasty Jones	S
1176	SUMPO	Gilda	A
1177	SUSON	Mary Ann	W
1178	SY	Anthony Jordan	L
1179	SY	Maritess	C
1180	TABANERA	Lynnicel	L
1181	TABLATE	Jaemarie	N
1182	TADEO	Ryan	T
1183	TAGABINGALANO	Lovelorn	S
1184	TAMAYO	Ray Jean	D
1185	TAMON	Bernard	O
1186	TAMPON	Aaron	L
1187	TAN	Art Laurent	A
1188	TAN	Ashley Lene	N
1189	TAN	Christine Joy	K
1190	TAN	Eunice Hyacinth	L
1191	TAN	Francis Ambrosio	S
1192	TAN	Norma	A
1193	TANDOG	Frances Cyrille	F
1194	TANGONAN, III	Eugenio	N
1195	TANGUANCO	Alvin	B
1196	TAPAYAN	Olive Grace	A
1197	TAPIA	Arvin	Q
1198	TAYLAN	Kathrine	S
1199	TE	Marilyn	O
1200	TECSON	Arlene Grace	DV
1201	TECSON	Ferdinand	C
1202	TED	Rosbie	I
1203	TELAN	Allison Zoila	M
1204	TELAN	Melissa Anne	M
1205	TEMPROSA	Charmie Clare	T
1206	TEODORO	Edison	C
1207	TEODOSIO	Therese	T
1208	TIMBOL	Chrysostom	T
1209	TIMBREZA	Nannette	M
1210	TINAZA	Leah	B
1211	TIPAN	Erlinda Candy	S
1212	TIU	Heli	B
1213	TOLEDO	Marjorie Ann	C
1214	TOLENTINO	Mark Kristopher	G
1215	TOLENTINO	Rommel	T
1216	TOLOSA, JR.	Benjamin	S
1217	TOPACIO	Anthony Leonard	G
1218	TOQUERO	Ismael	A
1219	TORBELA	Paolo	G
1220	TORMES	Francy	D
1221	TORMIS	Maria Carmen	R
1222	TORREDES	Artemio Jay	G
1223	TORRENTIRA	Aldrin	O
1224	TORREVILLAS	Manuenilda Rosario	A
1225	TORRIL	Jennifer	M
1226	TRINIDAD	Rudyard Anthony	M
1227	TRIPOLI	Christopher	P
1228	TUAZON, III	Jerome Victor	C
1229	TUBBAN	Henry Junior	B
1230	TUMANENG	Angeline	M
1231	TUPAS	Gene Carl	L
1232	TUTOR, JR.	Fidel	S
1233	TY	Robert Leo	C
1234	UBOD	Ronel	A
1235	UDARBE	Dendo	G
1236	UGALINO	Karen Anne	M
1237	ULANDAY	Marcelo	N
1238	UMILA, II	Benito	B
1239	UNTALAN	Mialeen	C
1240	UY	Jerilee	V
1241	UY	Juan Carlos	T
1242	VALDEHUESALFANTE	Cathlyn	E
1243	VALDEHUEZA	Christian	L
1244	VALENZUELA	Carol	G
1245	VALERA, JR.	Joseph	D
1246	VALLEJO	Jenny May	G
1247	VARGAS	Carlo Alessandro	B
1248	VASQUEZ	Gerald	DL
1249	VEGA	Marie Crystal May	C
1250	VEHEMENTE	Renato	R
1251	VELASQUEZ	Cielito May	T
1252	VELASQUEZ	Kaima Via	B
1253	VELASQUEZ	Shirley	G
1254	VELOSO	Marius Fitzgerald	E
1255	VENERACION	Ma. Theresa	S
1256	VER	Christian Francis	C
1257	VERANO	Samuel	C
1258	VERGARA	Manolo Geoffrey	C
1259	VERGARA, III	Melito	A
1260	VILLABLANCA	Reymond	Q
1261	VILLAMOR	Jordana Day	V
1262	VILLAMOR	Michael Angelo	A
1263	VILLAMOR	Vimari	D
1264	VILLANIA	Reynold	B
1265	VILLANUEVA	Karl Anthony	B
1266	VILLANUEVA	Monica Isabelle	I
1267	VILLANUEVA	Wilnerson	B
1268	VILLARIÑA	Glenn	C
1269	VILLASFER	Dennis	R
1270	VILLEGAS	Adelwiza	S
1271	VILLEGAS	Jonathan	C
1272	VILLEGAS, II	Enrique	C
1273	VILLENA	Charito	R
1274	VILLENA	Katherine	C
1275	VILLEROZ	Raymond	C
1276	VIRAY, III	Marcial Joseph	M
1277	VISTO	Jay	M
1278	VITAL	Menita	J
1279	WADINGAN	Lisle	D
1280	WATANABE	Ayako	S
1281	WEE SIT IV	Manuel	M
1282	WONG	Jessa	G
1283	WONG	Lynvic	M
1284	XAVIER	Ela	R
1285	YABUT	Michael	C
1286	YADAO, JR.	Arturo	Y
1287	YAMBAO	Marissa	C
1288	YANOGACIO	Mariel	A
1289	YANSON	Juvy	D
1290	YANTVIRAY	Catherine	A
1291	YEBAN	Ryan John	T
1292	YPULONG	Rhyne	A
1293	YU	Frederick	T
1294	YUMUL	Bess Joy	M
1295	YUTATCSZE	Gloriosa	P
1296	YUZOCHAVES	Kristine Rosary	E
1297	ZALES	Marvin	L
1298	ZALSOUYCHIAT	Maria Paz Teresa	V
1299	ZAMBRANO	Sheryl Jane	C
1300	ZAMORA	Ysabel Maria	J
1301	ZAMORAS	Joseph Ian	S
1302	ZAPANTA	Andrei	J
1303	ZAPATA	Ronadale	M
1304	ZARRESURRECCION	Jennefer	F
1305	ZARAGOSA	Jinky	C
1306	ZARENO	Michelle May	I
1307	ZIPAGAN	Myra	T
1308	ZOLETA	Tristan Ysaak	M
1309	ZOSA	Athena	M
1310	ZOSA, III	Manuel Eufracio	F

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2009-03-29T07:10:00.000-07:00

When I was in high school, I am really fond of adding many friends in my Friendster. I want to edit my profile almost everyday. Then I love to send messages to my friends or sometimes to post some bulletins. And most of all, I love changing my friendster layout and friendster backgrounds. It was so nice to have the coolest profile. In friendstermaster.com, you can find lots of layouts and backgrounds plus you can also share some of your layouts.

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Hunting the Paulding Forest Georgia WMA

2009-03-01T01:24:00.000-08:00

I visited the Paulding Forest WMA Georgia within weeks, and at first I was very irritated. The map was scary, I was terrible. I have a feeling that we are near collapse Georgia WMA because it seemed that the closer we get to the loss of Georgia WMA, including maps for the AMM, and additional houses Georgia bloom this particular WMA .

So anyway, I finally got acquainted with the region, and then I realized some of the roads, and where I, I found some cool places to share with everyone. I stopped at a small barbecue joint called Wallace Hickory House (770) 505-1150, and the best BBQ sandwich I ever had, it is very juicy and moist, and the Brunswick stew is pretty good, a small that rose water that I prefer, but still very good. I would really take long road back, this is from my home to another of their sandwiches. They are located right on the corner of Highway 101 and Ga. Goldmine Rd

I also has very cool camping located approx. 10 minutes outside of Georgia Paulding Forest WMA. The campground is called The Rock. The Rock is in Forsyth 130 Lake Road. Rockmart, Ga. 30,153th Now, what so awesome about these places. They are such beautiful little cabins you can stay is thirty dollars per night, and they had a big concert outside the house for the region, country, bluegrass, and southern rock bands. There were principles of sites, RV sites, picnic tables, everything you need for a good night.

If you need a good breakfast, the best I find the nearest Georgia WMA is a small store that had a small dinner buffet with a good chicken fried steak and large fries, and they also served breakfast every morning, seven days a week. The biscuits were fresh, and for me they really hit the ground this morning. The name of the store is Scotts Country Cooking markets, sorry, no phone number but these are located at Goldmine Road.

Another small BBQ place I found called Merles BBQ, (770) 505-0608, sorry I did not try the food, I went inside, I was stuffed from other places I tried and I want only to sample their worry. The worry is great, and they had some great homemade pies fishing in counter. Im going to try to leave this place until my next visit, but based on appearance of area Im sure its great. If someone tries Merles, please leave a comment and let me know.

The only thing that made this visit is a great lake for night fishing where I fish, but anyway, I'll try to find a good place to fish in the area next time I was in Paulding Forest WMA, and update the map once I find one. I am currently building a library of Georgia reinforced WMA map that shows the proper way, non-commercial and Ma and Pop diners and cheap place to stay during visits Georgia WMAs. Well that all my future projects, and in the meantime, happy hunting in Georgia WMAs

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African Safari - Ultimate Jungle Hunting Experience

2009-02-14T00:55:00.000-08:00

The forest is a great adventure. All free and in spirit, it is exhilarating heart to spend time hunting in the wild. Most North American and some fantasize about trying to do. Unfortunately, it remains to seen. They do not seem possible to arrive. Travel arrangement, which far end of the world, take time and effort to not talk about money. But that does not stop the dreamer dreaming about their Adventures in search of excitement to an African safari. These magnificent elephant back condition which is certain to sweep them from their feet, literally. What about rowdy lion feeding on its victims. The circle of life, as they say, will see first hand.

Although no organization of Africa the geographical setting, the word "Safari was used to check visitors who go to Africa. A picturesque commander feel the word evokes the kind of crude and primitive. Safari, promotes a sense of sending nature. The sight of tents, jungle knives, hunting gear, among others, nurture the imagination that it raises the need to overcome fear and survival master. That is why it is attractive to people, mainly focused on male testosterone. Kababaihan is exciting, but not as much as the nature of men as hunters.

The first term is an orientation to the hunting of wild animals are often given in Africa. European men who go to Africa to enjoy its beauty and have a hand in animals. They were part of hunting and hunting animals are not vigilant in their bizarre death. With a bullet and a barrel of the wild species to meet their god sooner than nature intended. As a symbol of success, these are reduced to the head of trophies for the wall decoration in castles or mansions. It was a whopper for the maintenance of society in terms of structural condition these days. But the turn of the century, when the rights of the militant Islamist beast furiously working to give these animals a chance at life, hunting has become obsolete. It is gradually becoming a barbarian.

Bloodbath of innocent stray that caught in the middle of Europe harsh rule in African soil, all recorded in pages of history. The belief that Africa is in themselves what they can salvage off his land. Includes characteristics of animals this land has provided abundant. That is why the word, safari, causing painful memories for Africans today. All they are expensive and you ruin a sacred moment without warning or remorse. A deep understanding of the policy meets the field of slaughter to enslave the people, haunts around the country today.

Even a hard history, that kind of beauty of Africa is all the ugliness of the past is only lost in the background. A new chapter on safari. Now when we talk about shooting in Africa, it will not end violent killings of wild animals. Shooting will take a piece of Africa home with a click of a camera. Immortalising the splendor and glory through the photos are much safer and better. Picturesque landscape known unbounded at the end of that magic lure viewers of this continent. Photo safaris are well appreciated by all. No questions of guidance and the status of these are very relatable. What is not love of nature?

For those who wish to take pictures of the safari, they travel all the way to Africa. But, of course, not only taxation, but expensive. Some innovative ways Americans are from the north-ups. They called safari parks. Tourists and residents also have the opportunity to explore the creatures exotic security spy-hole. A foot or bus riding are ways to keep the event as realistic as possible. Guides and brochures are available for educational purposes and for specific information junkies. They help create awareness and reduce fear in the minds of the viewer.

The cradle of life is undoubtedly synonymous with African Safari. Nothing beats real life, but if the alternatives. However the type of gesture is a miracle at work.

How to Get Out of the Jungle

2009-02-05T00:42:00.000-08:00

Obvious, is not it? The people think they can get to a certain civilization hanging in the jungle. Is it possible? A new life is possible, if clench the old life? The people think they can change without changing. Have you noticed?

People living in the jungle of their anger, scruffy, sad minds dislike different things they want. They say they want to civilization, a new life. Year after year, they wade around in the jungle. Want some examples of the woods? The fight of the people themselves in every little detail, all day. They constantly complain and bellyache. They found fault with almost everything. They are always looking for what is wrong. They rarely see what is right.

They are worried that think this is a matter for them. They live in fear and terror still waiting for the other shoe to drop. They spend their lives annoyed and frustrated. They are always thinking, thinking, thinking and sinking, sinking, sinking. Here are some examples of natural, wild forest. You can easily think of some examples.

Here's something funny. This is what people call life. Where the take? Deeper into the jungle. They were a mistake in the jungle of civilization. One reason, they left the jungle, they know that they are living in a jungle. They live in forest of life and not know. They think that the forest is normal.

Some people discover that they are living in jungle as barbaric savages. For example, if you now, if you have not before. Some reach civilization, turn around and race the fastest in the forest they can. Others try to live in civilization while keeping your feet on the forest. Some see the peace of mind, happiness, abundance, health, relationships and satisfying in a stress-free life is to you when you leave the merits and pitfalls of the forest.

When they left the jungle and civilization, they discover the true embrace economic news, who won or lost the last election, and any negative news can not touch them. Troubles and the problems are not necessary for them. They know. What they always looked at forest is civilization. If they embrace the culture of their civilization embraces them. One or none might disturb. They all.

Rainforest Plants - Red Mangrove

2009-02-01T22:27:00.000-08:00

General description and location: The Red mangrove trees is crucial for tropical and subtropical coasts. This stabilizes the natural coastal mudflats and help reduce erosion. In addition, it is a breeding and feeding environment for fish, youth fish, crustaceans, coastal wildlife and birds. There are a number of types of mangrove, but the Red mangrove is the most frequent and widespread.

Red mangrove is found in water of mangrove areas, protect the ecosystem of strong waves and erosion. Thus, Red mangrove is one of the most ecologically important woody plants in the planet. The small trees are pummeled daily by the tides, but the vine roots to absorb air through the pores and therefore is perfectly suited to their house.

Uses: The salt-tolerant shrubs and trees are also used in a variety of medicinal treatments. Red mangrove is a traditional tribal remedy for angina pectoris, asthma, boils, diarrhea, dysentery, eye diseases, fever, bleeding, inflammation, jaundice, leprosy, wounds, sore throat and wounds. In addition, the red mangrove is a tree used in the production of charcoal.

These Wetlands are productive natural communities, the supply of important sources of energy for animals. The vegetation is low and dense forests of small trees emerging in salt water, Tideland apartments with tropical and subtropical coasts. Ecosystems of mangrove forests have been seriously affected by hurricanes that devastated the Florida Everglades during this century.

The tropics and sub-tropical coasts are dominated by swamps, circulated a bit like coral reefs. With the changes caused by global warming, the Wetlands and the importance of support they provide ecosystems are endangered.

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Any reference to the use of medications is not intended to treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease.

THE AMAZON RAINFOREST

2009-01-11T19:15:00.000-08:00

The Amazon rainforest is the largest remaining tropical rainforest in the world. Known as "Oriente", it covers more than half the area of Ecuador, located in the Eastern Cordillera of the Andes. In its incredible biodiversity is one of the wildest, most wildlife packed rain forest on the planet with a greater density of plants and animals.

A tree of the Amazon can host more ant species across England, a hectare of forest boasts the largest number of frogs of all species such as North America, and the vast extent of forest contains more than twenty percent of land species of vascular plants. Upper Amazon is the greatest diversity of trees outside world, with over 1500 species and an average of about 300 trees per hectare.

Birdwatchers can observe that about 100 birds per day, the smallest hummingbird to the great king vulture and the largest bird of prey, the harpy eagle famous. The forest is also home to various types of mammals, for example, 12 species of primates are recorded in the Yasuni National Park. Sometimes, a jaguar can be observed along the river as often as other capybaras, tapirs, caimans, river otters and dolphins.

Amazon Tours, Ecuador Amazon Basin, Amazon River Basin, the Amazon flows ToursTrough one-sixth of all freshwater on earth and all the rivers of Ecuador river tributary of the vast Amazon River.

Both rivers are classified into different types, mud brown "whitewater" rivers like the Napo river and "black water" river system and the number of Lagartococha or Cuyabeno area.

In a series of marked trails guides explain to visitors the different types of forests. The terra firme (upland) contains the greatest diversity of forest plants, including the river is the "Várzea" (seasonally flooded forest), swamps are home to a large part of Mauritius and palm "igapó" forest (the time black water floodplain forests) again undergoes a variety of different trees.

The rainforest is home to nearly 200 distinct nations. In Ecuador, there are culturally different groups Kichwa, Siona, Secoya, Cofán, Shuar, Achuar, Huaorani and Zaparo wild.

Yasuni National Park, Ecuador national parks, Amazon BasinThey are former guards and custodians of this biological heritage. They live in the forest and learn all the useful medicinal plants and their home.

Unfortunate the Amazon basin is also rich in industrial products which are exploited on a large scale, such as latex, wood, oil, gold and other minerals. The settlers are also a major threat to forests and hunting pressure on wildlife that set back deeper into the forest.

Some national parks are trying to protect the last tracts of primary tropical forest undisturbed. Founded in 1979, the Yasuni National Park is the largest park in mainland Ecuador (982,000 hectares) and UNESCO has declared an International Biosphere Reserve in the same year.

Northern Yasuní National Park, there are animals Cuyabeno Reserve, has done well in 1979 and covers an area of 655.78 hectares. It has become an important reserve for its 14 spectacular lagoons created by the rainforest of floodplain and many rivers traversing the area.

Most flats are located in or near the Park and Reserve and their enormous biodiversity unmatched.

Photography and the Jungle

2009-01-10T20:35:00.000-08:00

The jungle can be a mysterious and frightening place. It is a place where wild animals roam without inhibition, where humidity is at an all time high, and where Mother Nature reigns supreme. More importantly, the jungle is a place we humans are at the mercy of a domain where we have absolutely no control over.

However, as daunting as the jungle may seem, it is a place where you can encounter strange animals and plants. It also the home of various hunter-gatherer tribes who still depend on the forest for sustenance. As such, the dark and foreboding jungle presents a wonderful photographic experience for those who are willing to venture into the sea of trees and foliage.

As a photographer, going into the jungle presents a challenge not only to your physical and mental state, but also on the aspects of your photography. In this article, I will highlight several things that you should keep in mind when shooting in the jungle.

Be well-prepared

In the jungle, you obviously don't have the convenience of stopping at a supermarket or a mall to get supplies. Therefore, be sure to be fully equipped before venturing out. Make sure you have everything you need: rations, first aid kit, compass or GPS system, spare batteries, memory cards, portable storage devices etc. Consult a well-experienced outdoorsman for a complete list and advice.

Plan meticulously

Be sure you know where you are headed when going on your jungle adventure. Know when and where you want to take your photographs and get an experienced guide who knows the area well. It helps to hire a person who has good knowledge of the terrain and the animals that are present within the vicinity. Also, devise a contingency plan in case something should go wrong.

Keep your carry-on weight in check

We as photographers tend to carry everything in our equipment arsenal except for the kitchen sink. However, while initially you are able to carry a heavy load, that weight will take its toll as the trek progresses. The last thing you want to do is to straggle behind others (if you are travelling in a group) and become the sole reason of slowing the others down. It is very important to always be in control of your own situation, because when it comes to entering the jungle, you are dealing with your own survival.

To keep your carry-on weight to a minimum, here you have to make several compromises in terms of your photography gear. Whatever your choice of lens and accessories are, you have to bear in mind that first and foremost, safety comes first. You have to be mobile enough to react when you are facing untoward situations.

Respect Mother Nature

Many people seem to think that if they physically fit, they are able to tackle the jungle easily. You have to remember that the forest is a totally strange environment for city dwellers. We are so used to modern conveniences that we are not frequently exposed to the raw element of danger in the jungle. Yes, the danger is very real, be it an encounter with a poisonous snake or a slip off a treacherous ridge. When an accident happens, you have to deal with the possibility that there is no cellphone signal to call for help. The best advice is to be humble and alert when entering the jungle. Respect every slope, every river and every hill you encounter.

Avoid provocation

When shooting photographs in the jungle, take extra precautions not to provoke the animals within the area. Animals can be very protective of their territory, and any signs of danger will make them become agitated and defensive. As such, be prepared for low-light conditions by avoiding flashes and using a fast lens instead. Also, turn off the sound of your camera.

If you are visiting a tribe, do not barge immediately in their settlement with your camera. This might upset some people, especially the children, as there is a possibility they don't encounter outsiders very often. Observe their customs and respect them. Researching about the tribe beforehand can help you to understand their culture. Getting a local guide who is able to act as translator helps a lot. But most importantly, nothing breaks the ice better than a huge friendly smile. When the tribe is comfortable with your presence, then you may introduce your camera and start photographing them gradually.

Protect your gear

The jungle is a very humid environment which can cause damage to your equipment. To protect your gear from moisture, be sure to bring along these items: waterproof sacks, a nylon poncho and anti-humidity packets. Waterproof sacks are simply tightly-knit nylon pouches, that when properly sealed, will prevent its contents from getting wet when submerged in water. Every reputable outdoor shop should have these in stock. When it is raining, a nylon poncho is a better alternative than an umbrella. Wear this over yourself and your bags to guard from splashes. Anti-humidity packets are designed to absorb moisture. Place these in your equipment bag and waterproof sacks to protect your gear from humidity.

Faye Osman is a freelance writer and photographer based in Sarawak, Malaysia. She writes about her thoughts and travels as she journeys around Borneo to immerse herself in local culture.

Discover the Wonderful Wilderness of Bandhavgarh Jungle

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At that time, where the city has transformed the concrete jungle and stay in the lap of the nature of flora and fauna is the best option to rejuvenate itself. Our country is blessed with vast forests, wild, virgin green land provides homes for various species of animals that reserved government as sanctuaries and national parks.

The central part of our country, ie the state of Madhyapradesh is covered in lush canopy of the forest is full of rare species. Bandhavgarh National Park which is located at distance of 164 km north-east away from Jabalpur, Madhyapradesh. This is for the Vindhyan mountain ranges.

The wild ride of grass is home to 22 species of mammals that includes Tigers, rhesus macaques, Porcupine, langur, Golden jackal, Indian gazelle, Bengal Wolf, Fox, ratel, sloth Bear, ruddy mongoose , Small Indian civet, Common Palm civet, leopard, Wild boar, Indian Muntjac, Sambar Nilges, Gaur, Indian pangolin, Northern Palm squirrel, hare, Chitale, Four-horned Antelope, Black-male and 250 types of birds. The site of nightmarish animals to ensure
feel the excitement of the jungle. The only theory which is applicable to the forest of Darwin is survival of the fittest theory.

The beginning of this region has a maximum limit of the Tigers, but now its strength is reduced to only 42 to 56. With that in years 1968, it declared an Indian government national park to increase the number of Tigers and also the impact of endangered white Tigers of Rewa.

An elephant safari is the best safari tourists in place of the tiger stalk hares, deer and other herbivores. In addition to elephant safaris, tourism also takes four wheels to get it into park. Binoculars are a must in safari because it is looking to stray from a safe distance.

This is what is really known as Bandhavgarh fort which is hidden in the heart of Bandhavgarh National Park. The opinions of the entire region of the park above the high of 800 m in height, is a fabulous experience. Another spectacular place near the national park is Kalchuri Archelogical parks which house rare artifacts of the period.

With a small shop outside the park where you can buy souvenirs, t-shirts printed with tiger in them, books and maps as a souvenir of the trip.