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dandsblair replied to the thread Name a Bird You've Seen 2.8624 Black-throated Robin -
dandsblair replied to the thread Name a Bird You've Seen 2.8622 Pemba White-eye
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Stepped off the edge at a local disused quarry while looking through borrowed binoculars. Fell about five feet onto substantial ledge...
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A "hairy" encounter for sure... I'll get my coat. I think he started to descend a moment after that photo was taken, back when it was...
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Great thread! Some of those encounters would've required a new pair or two of underpants... A few from me, not quite as extreme as some...
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dandsblair replied to the thread Name a Bird You've Seen 2.8620 South Georgia Shag
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dandsblair replied to the thread Name a Bird You've Seen 2.Bugger, I was going to play that one it is my last Sunbird, so at a bit of a stretch another East African bird of mountain and foothills...
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I haven't done a whole lot of traveling either, but one pretty tame instance does come to mind (and it's not from my Costa Rica trip a...
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I have a similar note warning about polar bears in Churchill, Canada, with advice: if attacked, fight the bear. I asked several people...
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I got lost in Taman Negara, briefly, too. The rain came down suddenly, very heavily, and the deep channels which meander through it...
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I think Jos is going to "win" this one, for those of who survived our adventures. But to add a couple more: Same 24hrs on Thasos Is...
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It's actually scary and easy to do, getting lost that is. I was on a trail in Taman Negara, Malaysia, chasing something and realised I...
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Given recent events (the US Marine being one), being lifted from my local patch by Russian security people and detained for several...
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I had a similar experience in China. We were on a tidal mudflat looking for Chinese Crested Tern, when the tide came in behind us. It...
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When we were looking for Rondonia Bushbird in Brazil, we had to cross a creek one by one on a felled tree. After three of us crossed...
