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    Inspirations

    Oct 13, 2018 1 minute
    Matt Mendenhall, editor

    In the weeks since we published our last issue, we’ve released our 2018 collector’s edition, the 104-page, photo-heavy . The bulk of the publication profiles 50 of the world’s most amazing bird species: Horned also features stories by Pete Dunne and Noah Strycker, and it includes a guide to more than 130 birding-tour providers around the world.

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