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Bridled-Tern

30 Jan: Could this be a new world record: a very old bridled tern is recovered on cousin

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21 Jan: Moved by nature

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Conservation Wildlife

18 Dec: Between a root and a hard exit

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Conservation Marine

20 Nov: Stowaways in our traps

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Conservation Wildlife

08 Nov: A well-oiled machine

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Cousin Island Special Reserve is managed by Nature Seychelles a national NGO and the BirdLife Partner in Seychelles. It is designated as an Important Bird Area (IBA)

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