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Johnathon Hornbill,
I know you are a big bird fan. Try to get the July issue of National Geographic magazine. Mine was delivered today. It has an article on birds of paradise in it. The photo's are pretty good. I think you will enjoy reading it.
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I'll try. Will it be the same one over here?
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My Nat Geographic was up far renewal recently and I did not do it. There were to many articles about things like soccer and sometimes they would have interesting photos of something which interested me but as good as no info with it. In gereral I was not finding it very interesting or informative. Maby one interesting story per magazine. Maby I will get Australian Geographic instead.
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I'll try. Will it be the same one over here?
I think they are the same everywhere. The letters came from all over the world each month and they all relate to the same stories. Maybe they change some articles, but generally I think it is the same magazine worldwide.
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There were to many articles about things like soccer .
I have every issue since January 1986,and the magazine has changed a fair bit over the years, but I think it would be pretty hard to keep coming up with new articles without having to cover a wider range of topics. My favourite part of the magazine is the canon advertisements that have been a different photo of an endangered species every month.
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I agree with that Boof. Some of their articals provide less information than those cannon adds.
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My Nat Geographic was up far renewal recently and I did not do it.
i did the same thing!!! let my subscription slide!! it was a treasured possession of mine as well. but for me it wasn't so much an issue of too many soccer-related articles (i quite liked the "world game" issue ) its more in what appeared to me, to be an increasing focus back on the USA. i know its called national geographic, but the magazine has always prided itself on being more of an international geographic. zip USA is just a big fat waste of the last 4 pages in my opinion. i'm also pissed they stopped doing the bidiversity hotspots feature every couple of issues (though i just bought an awesome "hotspots" book anyway )..

now i just flick through it at the newsagent and see if there is an article in it i wanna read before i buy it.

agreed though - i quite seriously do miss the cannon ads!!!
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there is a web site put out by national geographic and canon with all the photos over the years. It's called wildlife museum. I think there is a link from the national geographic home page.
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Snow Leopards - National Geographic Magazine

The June 2008 edition of National Geographic Magazine has a 24-page section of amazing photos and articles on snow leopards. I browsed through the magazine in a store, and will have to wait until my personal copy arrives in the mail. The photos of the elusive snow leopard are quite impressive.
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I'm sure all of you are also aware of the July 1993 issue with the fantastic zoo article and pictures. This magazine was my first "zoo book".

Michael Nichols, the photographer, later put together a great book called "Keepers of the Kingdom" and features essays from some of the "great" american zoo directors...maruska, conway, hanna, hancocks, and robinson (and john charles coe, the architect that had a director's level impact on American zoos).
 


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