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Author: creagrus

HomePosted by creagrus
15 September 2008
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New trip report — Australia

A two-page photo report on mammals seen during an August 2008 trip to sw & c Australia, plus a day in Tasmania, is now up, beginning at http://montereybay.com/creagrus/Auz08-ma

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21 July 2008
North American

Chipmunk i.d. pages

Some years ago I wrote a small i.d. page on chipmunks. This project is now updated and expanded over two pages, and has many new photos by me and Blake Matheson. It begins at http:

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2 February 2008
Central and South America

Costa Rica trip report

During a bird-watching trip to Costa Rica in December 2007, I also focused on diurnal mammals and managed to photograph all but one species found. These included 3 monkeys, 3 squir

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

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