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From the monthly archives:

October 2009

California Brown Pelican: resident artist, yoga bird and exhibitionist

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/19/2009

Sheephead fish: sex change without surgery

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/09/2009

California Spiny Lobster: fully-armored all-terrain vehicle

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/08/2009

Bushtit: long-tailed tits are birds, seriously

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/07/2009

Hummingbird is Superbird

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/06/2009

Blue Whale: the largest animal to ever live on Earth

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/05/2009

Bottlenose Dolphin: the fin you want to see

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/04/2009

Scrub Jay: that’s not a blue jay

by Carolyn Kraft on 10/03/2009

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