3.8.09
my cousin of the week #14
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an endangered new zealand robin.
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1.8.09
fossil of the weekend! #35
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the original of, new zealand's largest complete fossil skeleton, the plesiosaur kaiwhekea. at the otago museum in dunedin.
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28.7.09
my cousin of the week #13
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one of my all time favourite birds, a kingfisher. this is a sacred kingfisher or todiramphus sanctus i saw in new zealand, but they are al...
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27.7.09
sticking my snout where it shouldn't be!
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i'd figured out what the pack of the primordial feather was poaching ! the naughty coelurosaurs were after vivusly preserved dinos...
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26.7.09
the spectre menace
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(From Layla Oviraptor 's personal journal) I have difficulty finding a word to express what I am feeling at the current moment. There a...
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25.7.09
fossil of the weekend! #34
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a cast of the giant armadillo relative glyptodon from the melbourne museum in australia.
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23.7.09
cracking the case wide open!
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i had them... i was about to uncover what the pack of the primordial feather was poaching from the badlands. i'd managed to sneak int...
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20.7.09
my cousin of the week #12
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a new zealand tauhou, also known as the silver-eye, white–eye, wax–eye, and blight bird.
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18.7.09
fossil of the weekend! #33 and palaeo challenge #4
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a fossil snail shell, from the new layer i'd " discovered ". little did i realize that these little things were THE KEY clu...
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16.7.09
the mounting problems
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the pack of the primordial feather was still one step ahead of me in their scheme to poach fossils from around alberta's badland . ho...
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