Dear Lucy, As I recall I left you last letter with my account of being knocked over just outside the park in Mouse Town. The trumpet wielding maniac, whom I’d previously referred to, turned out to be none other than my dear friend Clive who’d been sent into a frenzy after having a bumble […] via …
Q&A with Matthias Fiechter: Media and Communications Officer for the IUCN — The Jaguar
This Q&A is with one of the first conservationists who reached out to me when I started this blog: Matthias Fiechter. At the time he was the Communications Manager for the Snow Leopard Trust, but now he’s a Media and Communications Officer for the IUCN. via Q&A with Matthias Fiechter: Media and Communications Officer for the …
October Bull Moose — Wilder Alaska
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Giggity, Giggity, Quack! — Through Open Lens
F/11.0, 1/500, ISO 500. Ruddy Duck What did the calculator say to the cashier? You can count on me. Interesting Fact: Most males pair up with one female each for the duration of the breeding season, but some take multiple mates. Their eggs are proportionally the largest of all waterfowl. The ducklings hatch well-developed and […] …
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Will you help stop horse slaughter? — Tuesday’s Horse
H.R. 961, a bill pending in the nation’s capitol, that will ban horse slaughter and export for slaughter, has 190 cosponsors. In order to take advantage of the Consensus Calendar rule[1], we need 290 cosponsors. That’s 100 more. Will you help our horses get those critical cosponsors? Using the Consensus Calendar rule is how the …
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Tree Climbers — Wilder Alaska
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Letters: October 11, 2019 — Winnipeg Sun
Can't quit big farming Read More via Letters: October 11, 2019 — Winnipeg Sun
Pals of a Feather # 5 — H.J. Ruiz – Avian101
Pals of a Feather # 5 Black-necked Stilts © HJ Ruiz – Avian101 via Pals of a Feather # 5 — H.J. Ruiz - Avian101
For the Birds: DIY steps to help save birds — Birds of New England.com
Here’s the latest For the Birds column. The study released a few weeks ago that reported a 29 percent decline in the number of birds in North America since 1970 did not merely throw out some discouraging facts and leave it at that. It also included many reasons why bird populations are decreasing, most notably […] …
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cats — Sweet Animal Pictures
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