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Tag Archives: birdwatching
Goa is for the Birds – Literally
Just north of Panaji, Goa’s “small but spritely” capital, where the Mapusa and Mandovi Rivers meet, is what appears to be an island – Chorao Island – which has 11,000 inhabitants, and whose western end is a 1.8 square kilometer … Continue reading
Posted in Life in India, Wildlife and Nature
Tagged birdwatching, Dr. Salim Ali, Goa, guide, India, kingfisher, Panaji, Panjim, sanctuary, Uday
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Caprivi is for the Birds
Caprivi is that northeasternmost region in Namibia that looks so odd on a map. I’m sure there is a really interesting historical reason dating from the colonial days for Caprivi being part of Namibia. But for now it just sticks … Continue reading
Posted in Namibia, Wildlife and Nature
Tagged birds, birdwatching, caprivi, Namibia, Wildlife and Nature
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