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August 2018

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6 August 2018
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Rodent

Rodent ID Help

Hi all.  We have some rodents that I constantly see around our yard here in Northern Pima County Arizona.  I am pretty sure we have the infamous Pack Rat (White-throated Woodrat

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6 August 2018
Africa
NamibiaSouth Africa

New Trip Reports: South Africa and Namibia

Here are three reports from Hugh Lansdown: new contributor to the forum and superb photographer. South Africa (Western Cape), 2018: Hugh Lansdown, 1 week & 20 or so species inc

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6 August 2018
North American

snowhare

I just want to ask if anybody knows anything about the peak of the snowhare in Alaska. I would really appreciate any information

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6 August 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
JapanTaiwan

Nagano, Japan and Dasyeushan, Taiwan

I spent a few days in Japan and Taiwan last month on a family trip. Nagano, Japan We spent 3 nights in Nagano Prefecture, an area I have visited several times before and most recen

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

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