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Wildlife articles
Philippine Eagle conservation on Mindanao: bringing back Ol’ Blue Eyes
Skidding through dark mud, I clutch a bamboo stem to pull myself up the faint trail,…
Beidaihe autumn report – species accounts
Beidaihe autumn bird migration report (1986-1990): species systematically treated Table of Contents[Open][Close]Species systematically treatedBitterns, egrets and heronsSpoonbills,…
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Nature Conservation
Deep Bay wetland in Hong Kong – internationally important, especially for water birds
Picture approaching Hong Kong from the southwest, roughly following the flight paths typical of spring migrants.…
Science
Goodbye dinosaurs, Hello birds
In autumn 1995, I spent several days in Beijing’s Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP),…
So You Want to be a Cyborg?
“The Internet was a way to connect computers, and now it can be a way to…
Travel tales
Kawah Ijen sulphur mine on Java in Indonesia
It’s a little after 1.30am. Time for the earliest breakfast of my life: noodles and coffee,…
North Yorkshire inc Scarborough in winter
From a grassy vantage in Scarborough’s South Bay, I enjoy a grand view of the town…