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16 September 2013
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Marietta Wild Burro Range (Nevada)

In Western Nevada there’s apparently a BLM-sponsored burro sanctuary? The sign posted here gives directions, and the sign is just off of Highway 360 about a mile west of its

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3 September 2013
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What Gundi is This?

So – any ideas? This was spotted in the Tunisian Atlas Mountains this past summer. The locals had never seen them before and we were a bit higher in elevation for the normal

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1 September 2013
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sample page spread, Primates of the World

This goes with the post just previous. In the US edition it’s out from Princeton U Press, 2013, created by Jean-Jacques Petter and Francois Desbordes, and translated by Rober

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1 September 2013
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cover page, Primates of the World

Cover page from a French book (2010) now available in UK and US editions. Mine just came from Amazon USA. More notes in the next post. / Charles Hood

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13 May 2013
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Bat ID California

Can anyone help with the ID of this bat, it was taken in Monterey in January. It is a largish bat with characteristic wing markings. My field guides don’t really help me, so

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11 September 2012
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Very Strange Canid in Bale Mountains Ethiopia (RFI)

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