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English: A dead boabab on Sangomar island in the Delta du Saloum national park in Senegal, with a flock of cormorants roosting on it, watching the sea for fish. The boabab is white with guano.
Français : Un baobab mort sur l'isle de Sangomar, dans le parc national du delta du Saloum. Des cormorants s'y sont poser pour guetter la mere. L'arbre est blanc de leur guano. |
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| Author | William Dossett |
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