After travelling to the Middle East, our work required us to spend one more week in Algeciras, Spain. This time, I had the benefit...
The Siberian Rubythroat passes through Shanghai on its autumn migration, mainly in October and November. Its Latin name, Calliope calliope, is derived from Calliope,...
Several seasonal specialties have been arriving in the last remaining patches of wetland at the southwest end of the cigar-shaped island of Tobago here...
We are very lucky that here in Broome we have Tawny Frogmouths right in town. There are a pair at the local supermarket and...
My wife and I had the privilege of visiting Mexican friends in Jordan in early October. These friends do work similar to that which...
The definition of a borrow pit is rather odd, because you are not actually borrowing anything. Gravel, clay or sand is removed for highway...
Look up Nabang on a map of China – it is literally at the end of a road. As usual, birds seem to like...
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