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The Paracas National Reserve (340,000 hectares) in Peru was established in 1975, just south of Pisco. The Reserve and the Ballestas Islands are home to a multitude of species. Flights of birds look like the approach of a dark storm cloud, coming to line the edges of the cliffs and shores. From the cliffs can be seen diverse birds, sea lions, dolphins, and turtles. Check other related pictures from Pisco and other parts of the Paracas Preserve from the main page.
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01paracasdesert.jpg Welcome sign at the entrance to the Reserva National de Paracas, Peru |
02paracasdesert.jpg The desert stretches in all directions in the Reserva National de Paracas, Peru |
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03paracasdesert.jpg Cliffs overlooking the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
04paracasdesert.jpg Condor flies in updraft along cliffs in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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05paracasdesert.jpg Cliffs overlooking the surf and beach in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
06paracasdesert.jpg Touristas walk along the cliff edge in Paracas National Park, Peru |
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07paracasdesert.jpg Cliffs overlooking the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
08paracasdesert.jpg Beaches stretch for miles under the cliffs in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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09paracasdesert.jpg Cliffs overlooking the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
10paracasdesert.jpg Rocky promontory lies isolated in the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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11paracasdesert.jpg Boobies find safety and sun in the cliff faces in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
12paracasdesert.jpg Breaking surf patially covers rocks below the cliffs in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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13paracasdesert.jpg Rocky headlands jut into the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
14paracasdesert.jpg Rocky headlands with constant erosion jut into the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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15paracasdesert.jpg Rocky headlands are under constant stress from erosion and earthquakes in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
16paracasdesert.jpg Rocky headlands jut into the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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17paracasdesert.jpg Lizards, foxes, serpents, and predatory birds eke out a living based on the many birds along the cliffs in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
18paracasdesert.jpg Breaking surf covers rocks below the cliffs in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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19paracasdesert.jpg A sign on the Cathedral Rock Formation noting it was formed over 30 million years ago The sign is atop the cliffs in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
20paracasdesert.jpg Cliffs overlooking the ocean in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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21paracasdesert.jpg Looking across the bay from Paracas National Reserve, Peru towrds a small commercial fishing harbor in Pisco |
47pisco.jpg Looking across a harbor in Pisco towards the cliffs in Paracas National Reserve, Peru |
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