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Agronomist, aid worker, in love with African wildlife and African bird-life in particular .
Ferney Voltaire, France
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Hey Sukanya - great shot, I just wanted to invite Tammie Norrie to enrich our "Birds of Europe" mission... link here https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/239...
Great shot John, thanks for sharing.
I would like to invite this spotting (and all corresponding future spottings) to two African missions: 1. African antelopes in the wild (link https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/122...) and 2. African Mammals in the Wild (https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/138...).
Hope to see you there
Cheers
Another great shot - and I would like to extend another invitation, to include this spotting to the "Birds of Sub-Saharan Africa" mission (https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/801...)
Love the pic - it looks like two-headed zebra... Excellent.
I would also like to invite you to include this one into the "African Mammals in the Wild" mission, it would a great contribution also there. The links is here: https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/138....
Cheers and thanks for sharing
Hi RafeSJ - true as mention by Kalen, we don't accept pictures of pets.
And thank you too, Arne.
Many thanks Kalen for your help, and detailed guidelines - I'm glad I learned something new.
Hi thanks for your comment - but it would nice if you can detail a bit? Why not, and what it could be?
I love these - great finding and pics...
Hello tom.canning87 and welcome to the Project Noah community!
This is a very interesting first spotting, thanks for sharing it with us - I would just like to ask you about the watermark, picture seems to be signed by someone else??? this may be a very important question, as Project NOAH accepts only your own pics, or pics that you have a specific authorisation from the author to use.
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