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      • Christmas Bird Counts at Race Rocks 1997-2017
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galapagoshawk

Published Tuesday,December 10, 2013 at 540 × 720 in Ecological Equivalents Galapagos Islands vs. Race Rocks

ON THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS: The Galapagos hawk is another endemic species. Eating snakes and taking some birds, it occupies the top predator role for many of the islands

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