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This is what I get to see every night.
So this is actually like the third shot I took so I could get the perfect airplane trail.
The first time I didn't even notice, when I looked at the picture the airplane's trail was cut off so I had to try it again and again until I got the perfect one (didn't exactly get it perfect though.. it lacks quality)
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This is a fruit bat (sometimes called flying fox), a very large type of bat. In the evening 100s of them are passing from their roosting places flying up the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. High up in the sky and difficult to "shoot".
Let's meet at the IFO Library, a bubbling community hub in the village of Ngombé! On the shelves are 9'000 books spanning history and science to novels and grammar. Need advice or have a specific question? Ask the librarian, Ms Audrey Marine MAMPOUYA LOUAZA.
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IFO professional staff implementing Interholco's internal quality check on Azobé (Lophira alata Banks) poles.
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IFO employees proudly showcase the exceptional quality of Wengé (Millettia laurentii De Wild.) logs.
Wengé (Millettia laurentii De Wild.) is only one of the species that IFO personnel carefully selects and sustainably harvests in the Republic of Congo on a daily basis.
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