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April 2009

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26 April 2009
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China

Sichuan, 2009

I visited China for the second time in April 2009. I took advantage of a work trip to Bejing to visit Sichuan Province to look for Red Pandas along with as much other stuff as

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16 April 2009
Europe and the Palearctic
London

RFI Lonodn

I will have a layover at London Heathrow on May 8th from 7:40 am ’til 8:35 pm. I would like to get out to some kind of natural area as anything would be a lifer for me. Is th

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1 April 2009
Central and South America

Monkeys and Mochilas

Cotton-top tamarins are incredibly cool animals, and you have a good chance of seeing them in a number of places in Colombia. I had the opportunity to visit El Ceibal, a project ru

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