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Oh no! Rain!

19 April 2009 Woke up at 5:45am – gee it’s overcast. By 6:30, while I was using nature’s toilet, the heavens opened. We all thought it was a good thing the rains didn’t happen at night! Equipped with raincoats, we continued shooting after breakfast. Secille and Choy found a dead brown booby tagged with bird [...]

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The Tubbataha Rangers

16 April 2009 Rangers – NAVY  Team Leader: Elmer “Jhing” F. de los Santos Jhing mans the radar and radio 24/7 Secille G. Balot Secille tills their little garden for the ranger's vegetable needs  Romeo “Romy” O. Bellezo Romy assists in catching a baby booby for bird banding Richard [...]

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