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February 2009

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24 February 2009
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England RFI

My parents are planning a family trip to England including my wife, brother and I. They are going to London and various tourist sites.  I think we will be staying in either the Co

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22 February 2009
North American

Washington State RFI

I will be in Seattle next weekend and will have a couple of days to look for mammals.  Does anyone have any tips for good spots for any of the NW endemics within a few hours of Se

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19 February 2009
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Oregon Mammal Information

I am taking a short trip to Oregon in early March, to Portland and the North Umpqua River. The main purpose of the trip is fly fishing for steelhead, but I’d like to look for

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18 February 2009
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No Joy In Discoveries Of New Mammal Species, Only A Warning For Humanity, Paul Ehrlich Says

This is an interesting article.  Does anyone know where I can find the full paper online?  (Gerardo Ceballos and Paul R. Ehrlich. Discoveries of new mammal species and their impl

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14 February 2009
Central and South America

Jaguar Spotted In Central Mexico For First Time In 100 Years

(February 11, 2009) — The jaguar (Panthera onca) has become an animal in danger of extinction over recent decades, due to the fragmentation and deterioration of its habitat,

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9 February 2009
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Rocky Mountain Wolverine Redux

Wolverines are one of the least studied animals in the U.S. Rocky Mountains. Their numbers, ranges and travels are little known. But lately wolverines have been showing up in some

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