Update: Today's Antarctic Vote Count
Today's Antarctica vote count shows that I am in second place, so let's get out the vote!
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June 30, 2009
Today's Antarctica vote count shows that I am in second place, so let's get out the vote!
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Category: Streaming videos
After the shock of Michael Jackson's sudden death wore off, I wanted to share a bird lover's farewell to Michael with you
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Category: Image of the Day
A gorgeous flower for you -- which I climbed into a shrub to photograph, much to the amusement of those who stood around, watching
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Category: Mystery Birds
Along with today's mystery birds, you also can have a mystery mammal -- can you name the species of both birds and mammal?
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Category: Streaming videos
This amazing video shows the hunting habits ofthe female Bat Falcon, a close South American relative of the peregrine falcon
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June 29, 2009
I would love to have your vote to be the official blogger for an upcoming Antarctic cruise
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Category: Image of the Day
Yesterday, I lost a valued friend on the opposite side of the continent
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Category: Birds in the News
Another issue of the online newsletter that collects international news stories about birds for you to read and enjoy
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Category: Mystery Birds
Here's a bird in the process of nestbuilding -- can you identify the species?
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Category: Streaming videos
This video shows one person's visit to Antarctica, and in it, we see lots of penguins, gulls and other birds, seals and even breaching Humpback Whales
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