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Dr Alex Bond, senior curator in charge of birds at the Natural History Museum, visited the PBMS team recently - he is pictured here with Elaine. The main purpose of Alex’s visit was to explore how the NHM and the PBMS can collaborate more closely, and in particular share material from carcasses that are sent to each organisation. This co-operation will help ensure that the maximum scientific benefit is gained from the collection of raptor and owl carcasses.
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