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Kate Wong

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Senior editor at Scientific American. I write about human origins, animals past and present, wildlife conservation. Views are my own.
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Widzieć dalej i lepiej

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By Kate Wong 
| projektpulsar.pl
Lornetki i inne urządzenia optyczne do obserwacji na duże odległości kosztują różnie. Oto, co odróżnia sprzęt z najwyższej półki od tego dla początkujących. Kiedy po raz pierwszy zajęłam się birdwatchingiem – na początku pandemii COVID-19 – nie mogłam uwierzyć, że dopiero w średnim wieku odkryłam przyjemność obserwowania ptaków. To było idealne hobby. Mogłam obserwować ptaki wszędzie. I to praktycznie za darmo.
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Doubts grow over theory that bird-watchers' trip to Argentine landfill sparked hantavirus outbreak

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By Kate Wong , Clara Moskowitz 
| Scientific American
The hantavirus cruise outbreak may not have started in the Ushuaia garbage dump after all Officials are investigating the origin of the outbreak of hantavirus on the MV Hondius cruise ship that departed Argentina's southernmost city, Ushuaia, last month.
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The spring migration of birds is peaking. Here's how to watch

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By Clara Moskowitz , Kate Wong 
| Scientific American
The migration of birds from their southern wintering grounds to their breeding grounds in the north is in full swing IT'S HAPPENING! Spring migration is peaking as birds race from their southern wintering grounds to their breeding grounds in the north. And although it's always a good time to watch birds, now is the very best time for those of us in the northern hemisphere.
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