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May 2010

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17 May 2010
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Orcas split into several species

The following link describes the results of a long intensive study by NOAA’s Southwest Fisheries Science Center team, led by Bob Pitman. http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/

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17 May 2010
Africa

Africa – West Coast Voyage

David Bishop sent me this brief – but interesting – account of a month long voyage up the west coat of Africa. He was mainly birding but saw a few nice mammals as you m

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17 May 2010
Australasia

Tiger Quoll photos at Werrikimbe

If anyone is in Australia and wants to see a Tiger Quoll (one of Australia’s finest mammals in my opinion and not an easy one to see) then an habituated animal is hanging out

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17 May 2010
Europe and the PalearcticNorth American

Grey Whale off Israel…?!

I’m still not convinced I believe this but apparently the animal was “positively identified”. Thanks to Steve Anyon-Smith for the link Jon

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

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