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SEW - Stephen Eric Wood (157)
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bird cinereous vulture feeding SEW.jpg ... bird stork in nest on top of telegraph pole with Turkish school children Turkey SEW.jpg
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 | bird cinereous vulture feeding SEW.jpg (Natural Science) This rather charming vulture is Bernard. He lives at the Hawk Conservancy, Andover, Hampshire, UK. You can find out about the species via the web site, and visit him and his missus at the conservancy. |
 | bird cinereous vulture with handler SEW.jpg (Natural Science) " This rather handsome vulture is Bernard. He lives at the Hawk Conservancy, Andover, Hampshire, UK. You can find out about the species via the web site, and visit him and his missus at the conservancy. |
 | bird great grey owl staring intently SEW.jpg (Natural Science) " This is Molly, a rather photogenic owl who appears in (at least one of) the Harry Potter films. She lives at the Hawk Conservancy, Andover, Hampshire, UK. You can find out about the species via the web site, and see her flying at the conservancy. |
 | bird harris hawk bird of prey falconry landing on glove SEW.jpg (Natural Science) " This bird is called Portia. She lives at the Hawk Conservancy, Andover, Hampshire, UK. You can find out about the species via the web site, and, of course, visit her at the conservancy. |
 | bird harris hawk bird of prey standing on hoop SEW.jpg (Natural Science) " The bird in the foreground is called Portia; the one in the background is Widgeon. They both live at the Hawk Conservancy, Andover, Hampshire, UK. You can find out about the species via the web site, and, of course, visit them at the conservancy. |
 | bird stork in nest on top of telegraph pole with Turkish school children Turkey SEW.jpg (Natural Science) " This was the second year that a stork had nested on top of this telegraph pole. The previous year the stork had stolen a Turkish flag from the school to line its nest. |