Technically, we were in the Orinoco River Basin of wider Amazonia. Yet, unlike the black shoe-sucking mud of Amazon further south, this is Amazonia...
Have you ever birded a place so young that birds still have no names? …– part 2 –After I have finished writing this, with...
Have you ever birded a place so young that birds still have no names? Ten days ago, I was sitting in a boat in...
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