Richard’s Reviews > Owls of the Eastern Ice: A Quest to Find and Save the World's Largest Owl > Status Update
Richard
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❝One night, as Katkov and I sat in our winter jackets and hats, covered loosely by sleeping bags and illuminated by the gray light of the monitor, he told me about his urine fetish.❞
Yeah, the crazy Russians are often more interesting than the fish owls.
— Oct 08, 2022 01:10AM
Yeah, the crazy Russians are often more interesting than the fish owls.
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Richard
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The wet lowlands here sound amazing. I’ve spent a lot of time in the wilderness, but my favored terrain is the high, dry Sierra Nevada mountains, quite often above the tree line. Life struggles against harsh conditions there, so life is far less effervescent. I’m envious: the cacophony of competing songbirds must be amazing. But I’ll stick with what I love.
— Oct 08, 2022 01:39AM
Richard
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❝The captured bird was large, weighing in at 3.8 kilograms.❞
That’s 8.3 lbs for ’Muricans. Not quite a Thanksgiving turkey, but still huge for a bird.
— Oct 01, 2022 12:00AM
That’s 8.3 lbs for ’Muricans. Not quite a Thanksgiving turkey, but still huge for a bird.
Richard
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❝Who the bloody hell are you guys?❞
The dip into the dysfunctional impoverished Russians is often more interesting than what’s going on with the birds.
— Sep 08, 2022 12:31AM
The dip into the dysfunctional impoverished Russians is often more interesting than what’s going on with the birds.
