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April 2017

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24 April 2017
Central and South America

Request for photographs of South American mammals

As some of you are already aware Jeff Blincow and I are working on a photographic field guide to roughly 350 (depending on future taxonomic changes) larger land-based mammals of So

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24 April 2017
North American

Whales at Cape Cod

An excellent whale show continues at Cape Cod, visible from shore.  On 24 April, Sean Williams and I had 7 species of cetacean from Race Point Beach, highlighted by 8-10 Northern

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24 April 2017
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Best bang-for-buck mammal destinations

“Kittykat23uk” and all: the following three links should help you determine which destinations have the highest mammal diversity and possibly cost-efficiency (depending on trav

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

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