No Bird Extinctions Allowed — PLANET EARTH SUNRISE SUNSETS group

Posted on 2 Jan 2019 by Lee

PLANET EARTH SUNRISE SUNSETS

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Creating nature reserves is one of the most important ways to save rare birds like Blue-billed Curassow and benefit migratory birds like Cerulean Warbler—along with an abundance of other biodiversity.

Our reserve network ranges from seasonally flooded savannas of Bolivia’s Barba Azul Reserve (home to Blue-throated Macaws, shown) to Atlantic Forest reserves like Stresemann’s Bristlefront.

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experienceofthinking says:

3 Jan 2019 at 10:09 am

i wish a happy new year to you and yours !

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- Lee says:
  
  3 Jan 2019 at 10:55 am
  
  Thanks and a Happy New Year to you also.
  
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    3 Jan 2019 at 11:06 am
    
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PLANET EARTH SUNRISE SUNSETS

has over 5,000 members and over 107,000 photos and videos.

Contest — Silhouettes or Shadows

Creating nature reserves is one of the most important ways to save rare birds like Blue-billed Curassow and benefit migratory birds like Cerulean Warbler—along with an abundance of other biodiversity.

Our reserve network ranges from seasonally flooded savannas of Bolivia’s Barba Azul Reserve (home to Blue-throated Macaws, shown) to Atlantic Forest reserves like Stresemann’s Bristlefront.

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