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December 2009

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19 December 2009
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New Mammal/Bird Blog

Hi guys, I’m starting a blog here on wordpress that will hopefully be a good source of mammal and bird trip reports in the future. I’m starting with some mystery mammal

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19 December 2009
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Venezuela mystery mammal photos + new mammal/bird blog

Hello all, I’m new to the mammalwatching world, mostly a birder in the past, but I’m broadening my horizons. I’ve started a blog and posted 3 mystery photos from

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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