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BULGARIA — 1959 June 30: An 8 stotinki deep orange and black postage stamp depicting Birds: Hoopoe. Hoopoes are colourful birds found across Africa, Asia, and Europe, notable for their distinctive 'crown' of feathers. Three living and one extinct species are recognized, though for many years all of the extant species were lumped as a single species—Upupa epops. In fact, some taxonomists still consider all three species conspecific. Some authorities also keep the African and Eurasian hoopoe together but split the Madagascar hoopoe-stock-photo
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Curlew, Scientific name: Numenius arquata. Adult Curlew facing left in natural habitat on managed Grouse moorland, North Yorkshire Moors. Taken at di-stock-photo
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Curlew, Scientific name: Numenius arquata. Adult Curlew facing right in natural habitat on managed Grouse moorland, North Yorkshire Moors. Taken at d-stock-photo
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THE PACA ( Coelogenys paca ) - Spotted Paca Pair - Vintage Forest Rodent Engraving-stock-photo
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May 21, 2025: Assam Roofed Turtle (Pangshura sylhetensis) bask at a pond on May 21, 2025 in Guwahati, India. (Credit Image: © David Talukdar/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-photo
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May 21, 2025: Assam Roofed Turtle (Pangshura sylhetensis) bask at a pond on May 21, 2025 in Guwahati, India. (Credit Image: © David Talukdar/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-photo
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May 21, 2025: Assam Roofed Turtle (Pangshura sylhetensis) bask at a pond on May 21, 2025 in Guwahati, India. (Credit Image: © David Talukdar/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-photo
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May 21, 2025: Assam Roofed Turtle (Pangshura sylhetensis) bask at a pond on May 21, 2025 in Guwahati, India. (Credit Image: © David Talukdar/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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The London Wetlands is home to Asian short-clawed otters Tod and Honey . And Bob the Heron visits them twice a day at feeding time looking for free food . These otters are the smallest of the 13 species and are considered vulnerable . You can see them at 11 am and 2 pm daily during there feeding time . These otters have a special enclosure with a waterfall . Tod is very active , while Honey is more relaxed . They eat fish and shellfish ...-stock-photo
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