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In four years it experimented on 157,839 mice, 17,324 rats, 11,096 fish, 1,941 birds, 1,253 guinea pigs, 933 pigeons, 884 frogs, 207 cats, 54 rabbits and 18 tree shrews from the tropics of south-east Asia.
Other members of the family include the huge Australasian Bittern (a species I have yet to see), the coastal Eastern Reef Egret (hardly difficult since it’s habitat requirements are basically “an island in the Pacific”), and of course the Cattle Egret. They are generally solitary and pretty easy to see in the countryside.
Guinea Turaco – Tauraco persa. Cattle Egret – Bubulcus ibis. Mourning Dove – Zenaida macroura. Santa Catalina Island–Avalon area. 01 Aug 2019. New Zealand Pigeon – Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae. Tunnel Gully–Tane’s Track. 08 Aug 2019. University of Ghana Botanical Gardens. 17 Aug 2019. 12 Aug 2019.
Guinea Turaco – Tauraco persa. Cattle Tyrant – Machetornis rixosa. Cattle Egret – Bubulcus ibis. Red-eyed Dove – Streptopelia semitorquata. University of Ghana Botanical Gardens. 01 Feb 2019. Laughing Dove – Streptopelia senegalensis. University of Ghana Botanical Gardens. 01 Feb 2019. 01 Feb 2019.
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