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Can anyone identify? Dallas, TX

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Downy Woodpeckers at the nest

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I was flummoxed during a recent trip to Dallas as my company had changed our hotel and I had no idea where I was. The hotel was on Midway Road in Dallas, with no eBird hotspots easily reachable on foot or by public transport, so I wandered south towards the 635.

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Arizona, or Central Mexico?

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You can fly direct to Mexico City from many American cities; while you can fly direct to Morelia from Oakland, Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, and Chicago. (But not if you live on the east coast… Check it out on a map; you’ll be surprised! But it will cost more to fly to Mexico, somewhere in the neighbor hood of $600 USD round-trip.

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Bird TV — The Next Big Things

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With Dallas and Dark Shadows getting reboots, and whatever this is existing, why shouldn’t one of our seemingly infinite cable channels take a flyer on a soapy show featuring the lives and loves of the Anatidae? I have to admit that I feel like Duck Dynasty is a tremendous missed opportunity. In terms of the title.

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Back from the dead: A Dallas-based biotech company plans to revive the Woolly Mammoth from extinction by 2027 | NewsBreak Original

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What kind of frog is this? I live in sherman texas north of dallas. Caught it in a creek

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Documentary Spotlights Plight of Mexican Dogs

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Macho culture, argues {Dallas-based director Bill} Buchanan, goes some way to explaining why Mexicans are so reluctant to sterilize their male dogs. It's called "Companions to None (Companeros de Nadie)." The hourlong film is an unflinching commentary on the overpopulation of stray dogs in Mexico, who even outnumber us humans in some regions.

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