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Wildlife Photographer Thomas D Mangelsen Unveils His Legacy Reserve Collection
Wildlife Photographer… As A Capstone To His Heralded Career, Renowned American Wildlife Photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen Unveils His “Legacy Reserve Collection” “Catch of the Day” “By purchasing one of these special fine art photographs, collectors get a rare invitation to … Continue reading
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Breaking News DC Eagle Cam Reveals Two Baby Eaglets
Eagle Cam Shows Baby Eagles… Breaking News! DC Eagle Cam Reveals Two Baby Eaglets BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: “The Eaglets Have Landed! A day after its sibling hatched, a second eaglet in the National Arboretum’s eagle nest began breaking free … Continue reading
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Tagged American bald eagles, American Eagle Foundation, Charles Livingston Bull, DC eagle cam, Eagle cam, eagle eggs, eaglets hatch, endangered species, First Lady, National Arboretum, wilderness, wildlife
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Global Climate Change Facts: COP21 Climate Change Conference Paris 2015
Climate Change Facts… Global Climate Change Facts From A Conservative Point Of View COP21 Climate Change Conference Paris & Beyond… “Canada Is Back!” Now we have hope again. After the years of Canada’s Greenest Prime Minister Brian … Continue reading
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Charles Livingston Bull, Wildlife Artist – Animal Story Illustrator
My favourite Wildlife artist. Wildlife artist Charles Livingston Bull. A TRIBUTE TO CHARLES LIVINGSTON BULL, “AMERICA’S PREMIERE WILDLIFE ARTIST!” “I have no idea how many animal pictures I have made. Thousands of them, probably, and of almost every … Continue reading
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THE POLAR BEAR From Nanook of the North to Knut the Baby Polar Bear
Polar Bear Meets Progress… Of Polar Bears. As the Water Rises, Their Prospects Fall. Polar Bear Meets Progress… THE POLAR BEAR: From Nanook of the North to Knut the Baby Polar Bear You may have heard of Senator Nicole … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday, Farley Mowat! Tribute to a Hero. Dogs & Wolves
Farley Mowat Tribute. Farley Mowat Tribute to a Hero “I suppose that at some early moment of his existence he concluded that there was no future in being a dog. And so, with the tenacity which marked his every … Continue reading
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What is Canada’s National Animal? The Polar Bear!
Our Magnificent Polar Bear! The Land of Blue and White… What is Canada’s National Animal? The Polar Bear! A Patriot’s Rant… “The polar bear, with its strength, courage, resourcefulness, and dignity is perfect for the part,” Nicole Eaton said recently … Continue reading
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