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...e that should not be skipped on any visit to [[Costa Rica]], especially if you have a day to spare in San Jose, is the Quebrada Gonzalez ranger station in Antswarms occur here with some frequency as well. If you find one, it probably pays to stay with it as long as feasible (don't leave

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Eastern North Carolina, or as it is also known, depending on who you talk to, the Coastal Plain, Sandhills, Downeast, or Tidewater. ('''''Area ...the land, soil, trees and nature begin a gradual transformation from what you would find in the Piedmont region to that usually associated with an area c

And you might not even be too surprised to see [[Cory's Shearwater]] and [[Balearic But would you also expect [[White Stork]], [[Great Spotted Cuckoo]], [[European Roller]]

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...tinue up the Deepdale and Ray Gill valleys, the easiest to follow being if you stay on the north side of Deepdale. The other paths ford the streams. ...[[Common Sandpiper]] and [[Spotted Flycatcher]] often give close views as do [[Common Swift|Swift]], [[Barn Swallow|Swallow]] and [[Northern House Marti

In the heart of Corrientes province and 1000 kilometres north of Buenos Aires you will find Esteros del Ibera, the great marshlands of Argentina (also called ''To do''

...ral wetlands close to Miguel Esteban, see under [[La Mancha wetlands]]. If you have more than one day the [[Laguna de Navaseca]] and [[Tablas de Daimiel N ...uting (and Miguel Esteban is no exception), being the ''place whose name I do not care to remember'', and just a few kilometres from El Toboso, home to D

...ts strikingly broad wings and short tail. In Ethiopia (where Common Ravens do not occur), the [[Thick-billed Raven]] is only marginally smaller than the ...tionally "if you're not sure if it is a Raven, it isn't one – but when you do see one, it's obvious". Best told from its smaller cousins by its larger si

...l beyond the folded wings. Common Terns stand taller and the tail feathers do not extend past the [[Topography#Wings|primaries]]. <br /> ...ave a shorter solid blood-red beak (and are more likely to draw blood when you invade the nesting colony!!)