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March 2017

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14 March 2017
North American
Minnesota

The Missing Lynx, Minnesota 2017

When my children were very small they used to delight in a game to get my attention.  “Look Daddy” they would say at random moments “a Lynx!”.  I would th

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14 March 2017
North American
Minnesota

New Trip Report: Minnesota Lynx chase

Here’s a report from Wisebirding about their successful quest to see a Lynx in northern Minnesota last month.  My own report – featuring the same Lynx – is comin

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14 March 2017
Europe and the Palearctic
AndujarIberian LynxSpain

New Trip Report – Sierra de Andujar, February 2017

Hi all A quick update on species seen during a brief visit to Sierra de Andujar a couple of weeks ago; I’ve included the links to James Lowen’s blog posts for those i

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

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