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Category: Fauna

The animal kingdom is at our mercy. Will we preserve it?

The Eagles Are Coming!
July 21, 2017
Fauna, New York
Out on Staten Island recently, we spotted a pair of juvenile bald eagles, not quite bold yet and their heads still dark, later joined by a parent. Mt Loretto, as often said...
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Four Owls and an Osprey
April 25, 2017
Fauna, New York
After two Staten Island weekend outings in a row, we worried that our necks might turn red—mine actually was pinkish for the lack of sunblock—and instead steered confidently...
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Feathered Arrows
April 8, 2017
Fauna, New York, Photoblogs
After weeks on end of what the French refer to as "métro-boulot-dodo", the commute-work-sleep routine of large-city dwellers, I reach a tipping point where escape is no longer...
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South African Birds 'n Things
March 5, 2017
Fauna, Photoblogs, South Africa
Since I cannot always be posting about epic road trips and cinematic landscapes, here is a mellow batch of pictures taken in the Constantia garden and nearby green belt last...
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The Quest for Meeleon
September 15, 2016
Chameleons, South Africa
It's a long love story. Back in 2008, upon my first visit to South Africa and after hearing from various Cape Town informants that elusive chameleons were possibly to be found...
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Feather Count
April 22, 2016
Fauna, New York
A couple of months ago, walking home from the subway with a hook towards Whole Foods, we came upon a gathering of people who stood on sidewalks, pointing up animatedly and...
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