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Bruce Burns
Getting to know New Zealand birds
Getting to know New Zealand birds
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Margaret Stanley
Jacqueline Beggs baiting traps with poo to catch dung beetles
Jacqueline Beggs baiting traps with poo to catch dung beetles
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James Russell wins the annual "Cutest critter cuddle" award 2017 for his picture with this tapir
James Russell wins the annual “Cutest critter cuddle” award 2017 for his picture with this tapir
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