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Murder Most Wildfowl: A Review of “A Dance of Cranes” by Steve Burrows

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DECEMBER 22, 2019

Since the last notice of him on this blogsite (in June 2018), Steve Burrows has published two more novels in his terrific “Birder Murder” series, the fifth and sixth – respectively, A Tiding of Magpies and, now the latest, A Dance of Cranes. In A Dance of Cranes, dancing, both avian and human, is a leitmotif. (For

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Birding the Kruger Park (6): Pafuri area part 2

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SEPTEMBER 30, 2022

This is the last post covering my time birding the Kruger Park in November 2018. While the park still suffers from an abundance of non-birds, at least some of them are already dead. It seems this African Harrier-Hawk just caught something here. No clue what it is though.

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Murder Most Wildfowl: A Review of “A Dance of Cranes” by Steve Burrows

Birding the Kruger Park (6): Pafuri area part 2

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