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Crossing the Cook

10,000 Birds

The Cook Strait can be windy and choppy as all get out, and I’ve heard one horror story of a boat crossing in storm seas, spending five hours trying to thread the needle and get into the Marlborough Sounds, give up, and then head back to Wellington. Fortunately the crossing was lovely for me!

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Cooking With Cats Coloring Book (and a giveaway)

4 The Love Of Animals

Do you love cats? What about food? Do you also like to color? This book combines all of those wonderful things together for a fun coloring experience! The cats take the cake in their “food cosplay”, such as cat sushi. … Continue reading →

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Compassionate Cooks Worth Visiting

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I really like this website for vegan cooking. Compassionate Cooks also has a podcast I used to subscribe to, but it was a bit overwrought for me. Still, they have a great website and they do important work.

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Collaborative List – Q3 2022

10,000 Birds

4,126: Cook’s Petrel (California, US). September: 82 checklists and 259 species. The 2022 year list is up to 1,188 species. The life list rises by 2 , to 4,126 species : 4,125: Townsend’s Storm-Petrel (California, US). Both of these birds were seen on my pelagic tour out of San Diego. Good Birding!

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Collaborative List – 2022

10,000 Birds

Lucia Oriole (Saint Lucia) 4,133: Scaly-breasted Thrasher (Saint Lucia) 4,134: Lesser Antillean Swift (Saint Lucia) 4,135: Lesser Antillean Saltator (Saint Lucia) 4,136: Gray Trembler (Saint Lucia) 4,137: White-breasted Thrasher (Saint Lucia) 4,138: White-fronted Swift (Mexico) 4,139: Townsend’s Storm-Petrel (USA) 4,140: Cook’s Petrel (USA) (..)

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San Diego Pelagic

10,000 Birds

It was productive throughout (the official summary is here ) and the highlights were a Cook’s Petrel , several Black-footed Albatrosses and Least Storm-Petrels , as well as higher numbers of Red-necked Phalaropes , Pomarine and Long-tailed Jaegers , Craveri’s Murrelets , Sabine’s Gulls , Townsend’s Storm-Petrels , and Brown Boobies.

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Easy-to-Make Dog Treats For Your Furry Best Friend

4 The Love Of Animals

When it comes to cooking, you love to whip up an incredible meal for your family; from yummy casseroles, to delicious crock pot apple crisps. Your family appreciates your cooking, so why not create something special for your pet too? … Continue reading →

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