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Dwarf Bharal Tag

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11 December 2018
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ChinaDwarf BharalPseudois schaeferiRini MountainYunnan

Dwarf Bharal Tour. China, Yunnan, Rini Mountain 2018

Hi all, I am back from Yunnan, China, where I was looking for Dwarf Bharal. It is probably one of the least documented ungulates in the world. In fact, until yesterday you wouldn&#

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