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Alan Rogers is a photojournalist and Visual Editor for the Casper Star-Tribune, the statewide newspaper of Wyoming. He holds a master's degree in Professional Media and Media Management from Southern Illinois University and has previously worked as a staff photographer for newspapers in Illinois and North Carolina.

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A much-maligned beast of burden and means of transport

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By Alan Rogers
| The Borneo Post Verified
The cognitive abilities of donkeys are well demonstrated in the environments in which they work. — Photo by Miguel Del Cano Costa / pexels.com WHEN hearing someone constantly repeating himself, I have often muttered to myself: ‘Stupid ass’! Upon reflection I have mistakenly taken this now domesticated equine’s name in vain.
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Magical, mythical magpies

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By Alan Rogers
| The Borneo Post Verified
The Bornean black magpie is distinguished by its black feet and legs and perceptive eyes with red irises. — Photo by Mike Prince / Wikimedia Commons THIS article is based upon the sightings of a flock of seven magpies in a field of sheep opposite my house in Somerset, England and seeing them also in my garden together with my sightings of these interesting birds in Sabah and Sarawak.
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Exploring the might of tropical storms

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By Alan Rogers
| The Borneo Post Verified
Rescuers carry a resident past cars washed away by floods at the height of Typhoon Kalmaegi at a subdivision of Cebu City in the central Philippines on Nov 4, 2025. — AFP photo USUALLY, these are referred to as hurricanes in the Caribbean Sea and the USA where dying vestiges may even sweep over the UK and Western Europe or typhoons in Asia and the Central Pacific Ocean.
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