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Hi Mike, Hope I can contribute an IATB post by commenting, as I don’t have your e-mail at hand. At Round Robin, I’ve been visiting Louisiana shorebird colonies, both oiled and unoiled, and offering a bit of biological insight about what’s happening. Here’s one post: Oiled mangroves and the birds within http://birdsredesign.wordpress.com/2010/06/29/louisiana-report-oiled-mangroves-and-the-birds-within-slideshow/ – there are seven in all. They include slideshows as well, with some very detailed photographs taken by one of our photographers, Benjamin Clock. Thanks for considering,
Hugh Powell
Cornell Lab of Ornithology