Ñandu, or choike in the native Tehuelpe language, are also known as lesser rhea, or Darwin's rhea. It's a wonder they don't get confused. 
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- A Partial Travelogue
- Nandu
- The Beach at Puerto Santa Cruz
- Monte Leon
- Isla Leon
- The Beach at Monte Leon
- Guanaco at Monte Leon
- The Entrance to the Toro
- Some of the 35,000 Hectares
- Always Close the Gate
- Approaching the Main House of the Toro
- The Old House of the Toro
- The Main House of the Toro
- The Valley of the Rio Santa Cruz
- In the Valley of the Rio Santa Cruz
- Plains and Mountains
- Intrepid Explorers
- The First View of Glaciar Perito Moreno
- North Face of Glaciar Perito Moreno
- Cerro Moreno and Glaciar Perito Moreno
- Cerro Moreno and Glaciar Perito Moreno, Otra Vez
- Sundown over Cerro Negro
- Running into the Wind
- Ice and Sun
- Glaciar Spegazzini
- Glaciar Spegazzini
- Brazo Norte
- Iceberg Ho
- The Icebergs in Brazo Onelli
- Rio Onelli
- Lago Onelli
- The Boats at Brazo Onelli
- El Boca del Diablo
- If You Learn One Word of Spanish...
- East of Calafate
- A View from the Top
- Estancia Santa Susana
- El Palacio de la Papa Frita
- Coghlan
- Coghlan Station
- La Casa de mis Abuelos
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