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Camellia in New Kent County Sept 30, 2013
September 30, 2013
Camellia in Gloucester County 9/30
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Published by Center for Conservation Biology at October 1, 2013
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The Virginia Osprey continue to move south this week through the Caribbean. Rice is currently in the Dominican Republic hanging out in the Riveras del Haina on the west side of Santo Domingo. Jett left Cuba and crossed through the Dominican Republic in two days. He left the DR on September 25th heading for the Colombian coast. Thurston has spent 10 days along the Intercoastal waterway near Satellite Beach, FL.

Ospreys continue to move south through the Caribbean.

Ospreys continue to move south through the Caribbean.

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