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Trafficked from Serbia: How birds from Guinea end up in European pet shops
by Tristen Taylor, Ingrid Gercama, Nathalie Bertrams and Nemanja Rujević, Daily Maverick February 15, 2023 Bane Kilibarda, one of Serbia’s top bird traders, is…
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