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February 2015

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4 February 2015
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Aye-ayes in Maraontsetra

In November 2013 I visited Madagascar, taking in the northwest, southwest and central forests as many bird/mammal groups do, before heading to the Masoala peninsular in the northea

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4 February 2015
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Beaked whales & lynxes (not together)

Hi all Catching up with all the pots on here and thought I’d share a couple of things I haven’t seen mentioned as yet. There was this small piece regarding Baird&#821

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