First the Rain, Then the Rain of Insects

New York Times: Thursday, Nov. 25 This is no ordinary place. From above, the Makay looks like fractals drawn on a barren landscape. On the ground, it is a maze of steep and narrow canyons. It’s a place where you want to keep exploring to see what is up the next canyon or waterfall. Narrow canyon passages open into secret valleys of gallery forest and lakes, lakes formed by avalanches of rocks that block the canyon. This place is biologically interesting because of the steep water and temperature gradients imposed......

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