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  • Coast redwood grove at Bull Creek Flats.  This stand of redwoods is the tallest group of trees  in the world.  It includes 90% of the known trees over 350 feet tall...Botanist Steve Sillett moves around the crown of a tree at 340 feet up with his ropes.
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  • Philippine Eagle Center director, Domingo Tadena, turns and weighs a precious Philippines eagle egg being incubated at the center..Mindanao Island, Philippines.  Nov 01.
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  • Foja Mountains RAP expedition members unload the helicopter  at the bog landing site at 1650 m elevation.  Kris Helgen is in the foreground, followed by Paul Oliver.
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  • Foja Mountains expedition herpetologist Paul Oliver watches as the helicopter lifts off for the last time, leaving us remote in the mountains.
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  • Foja Mountains RAP expedition members Nev Kemp and Kris Helgen explain the desired drop location to the helicopter pilots after they arrive at Kwerba Village.
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  • Bruce Beehler has just captured a Wattled Smoky Honeyeater (Melipotes carolae), a new species of bird he discovered in the Foja Mts. in 2005.
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  • Foja Mountains RAP Expedition herpetologist Paul Oliver captureing a frog (Rana sp.)
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  • Rain forest at the 1200 m elevation Lower Camp, with prep tent on left, main camp tent in background, and Paul Oliver recording a frog call in the foreground.
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  • Foja Mountains RAP Expedition herpetologist Paul Oliver examines a gecko he has just captured, that he believes is a new species.
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  • Unloading the helicopter at the bog landing site at 1650 m elevation in the Foja Mountains.  Expedition members Chris Milensky, Edwin Scholes and Nev Kemp (left to right).
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  • Helicopter arrives at Kwerba Village to airlift the expedition team into the Foja Mountains.
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  • Long-nosed Tree Frog (Litoria sp nov).  New species discovered by Paul Oliver at 1200 m elevation in the Foja Mountains.
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  • Botanist scales a giant redwood to check sensors at the tree's crown.
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  • Botanist scales a giant redwood to check sensors at the tree's crown.
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