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There are even rumors of vaults in Japan filled with hundreds of one of the most treasured butterflies, Queen Alexandra's Birdwing.
The Price Of Obsession: Black Market Butteflies (PHOTOS) 2011
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Several specimens later, as I lapped the emerald of a Queen Victoria's Birdwing from her labia, we were interrupted.
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Having just read Birdwing, I first read about swans.
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Having just read Birdwing, I first read about swans.
Archive 2006-03-01 2006
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A Chair, A Fireplace & A Tea Cozy: Birdwing skip to main | skip to sidebar
Birdwing 2006
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In Seattle, the protesters felt that the WTO would make any deal to increase trade between nations for the profit and pleasure of global corporations, no matter what indigenous people, fragile eco-system, endangered Queen Alexandra's Birdwing Butterfly or threatened Knysna Banana Frog stood in the way.
Leo W. Gerard: Take a Dose of Battle in Seattle to Relieve Washington Fatigue 2008
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The butterfly pictured is a male Australian Birdwing Butterfly.
Archive 2007-05-01 M-mv 2007
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The butterfly pictured is a male Australian Birdwing Butterfly.
Articles M-mv 2007
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After failing to beat Curt’s record Peacock butterfly for nearly an hour, I caught a rare and huge Birdwing butterfly that I didn’t have in my museum collection.
Manic Monday neil h 2006
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Among a bevy of Book World lists, the WaPo names its top novels for children from 2005, including Carol Emshwiller's Mister Boots yay! and Rafe Martin's Birdwing.
Season of Lists 2005
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