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June 2017

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9 June 2017
Oriental
Capricornisserow

Do you know your serows?

I had recently announced to be done with a roundup on gorals. You find this “caprinae world”-chapter on my website: http://www.wilddocu.de/category/allgemein/caprinae-w

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9 June 2017
North American
CaliforniaCarrizo Plainskangaroo rats

Carrizo Plains (brief update)

I camped at KCL Campground on 05 June 2017 while en route to a poetry gig in San Francisco. No badgers or kit foxes on the road in (just one coyote). K-rats (including Giant) abund

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

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