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Snow Geese documentary (1972)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Z3776r9de0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Z3776r9de0
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Observing Majestic 2500 Mile Flight Of The Snow Geese | Our World
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This beautiful film covers for the first time the incredible 2,500 mile migration story of snow geese from Hudson Bay to the Mississippi Delta, including orphaned geese who have breaks with their human 'parents'…
This beautiful film covers for the first time the incredible 2,500 mile migration story of snow geese from Hudson Bay to the Mississippi Delta, including orphaned geese who have breaks with their human 'parents'…
Dick Larson tells about Benjamin Cremes views of Maitreya (World Teacher), future times, even Extraterrestrials. All this grounded on Theosophy though Creme added his own interpretation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqkiSVHNjA8
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The Age of Aquarius: Dick Larson Discusses Benjamin Creme, Maitreya & Humanity's Future
For decades, the teachings of Benjamin Creme and Share International have fascinated believers, researchers, and skeptics alike. At the heart of those teachings is the extraordinary claim that Maitreya, the World Teacher, has been living among us, quietly…
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Crop Circle | White Sheet Hill Nr Mere Wiltshire | 22/05/26
Jack’s Plantation, Bruton, Wilts. 8th May 2026
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Jack’s Plantation, Bruton, Wilts. 8th May 2026
More of the "Harvest" of year 2026 🌀
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https://news.sky.com/story/new-monkey-species-with-orange-lips-discovered-in-forests-of-dr-congo-13563944
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Likweli calling
Colobus congoensis, known locally as “likweli,” has deep resonant roaring calls that resemble those of related Colobus species but possesses a distinct acoustic structure. (Video by Bernard Bonanga).