The Mauritius kestrel, once “the world’s rarest bird,” was a conservation success story. But their troubles aren’t over, thanks to habitat loss. Luckily, they seem to be remarkably resilient.
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Great blog! People need to be informed of these important environmental matters. I married the Bird man, Clyde Kessler, who works hard to preserve The Blue RIdge Mountains and the wildlife.
GarryRogers Nature Conservation 
Great blog! People need to be informed of these important environmental matters. I married the Bird man, Clyde Kessler, who works hard to preserve The Blue RIdge Mountains and the wildlife.
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