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Finding Birds in Northern Greece by Dave Gosney – 10,000 Birds

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Dave Gosney’s Finding Birds Series covers mostly the Western Palearctic and describes birding in various regions of Portugal, Spain, Morocco, France, Finland, Estonia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, etc., with some additions, namely South Texas, The Gambia, and Goa (India). Afterwards, the individual site updates are available at his website findingbirds.com. Finding Birds in Northern Greece (2015) covers the birdwise very best northeast of the country (provinces of Macedonia and Thrace), from the wetland border with Turkey all the way to the mountains and lakes at the triple border with Albania and North Macedonia. Based on a visit in spring…
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A Ray of Opportunity | LED Lights Revolutionizing Veterinary Procedure Lights Market

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The Veterinary Procedure Lights Market Size is predicted to be worth US$ 303.8 million in 2023, rising to US$ 463.9 million by 2033. Veterinary procedure light sales are predicted to grow at a substantial CAGR of 4.3% over the forecast period. Veterinary procedure lights are specialized lighting devices designed to illuminate and enhance visibility during medical procedures on animals, ensuring precise and safe surgical interventions. These lights are crucial tools in veterinary practices, providing optimal illumination to aid veterinarians in delivering effective treatments and surgeries. Unlock Insights into the Booming Veterinary Procedure Lights Market. Request Your Sample Copy Now: https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/sample/rep-gb-5148…
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Kuujjuaq is getting a new animal clinic, but needs a veterinarian to work there

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Dr. David Kerr, a veterinarian with the Canadian Animal Assistance Team, performs a check-up on a young dog in Kuujjuaq. (Photo courtesy of Chris Robinson) Following a three-day visit from a pop-up veterinary clinic earlier this month, a Kuujjuaq councillor says the community is once again looking to hire a full-time veterinarian. The pop-up, run by the Canadian Animal Assistance Team was well-received, said Coun. Allen Gordon, who helped organize the visit. He described the operation as a “mass production.” Kuujjuaq, like other Nunavik communities, has a large dog population, but lacks veterinary services. A new permanent clinic is currently…
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