Putin Pulls Off His Latest Feat: Flying With Migratory Birds

Moscow : Russia | Sep 05, 2012 at 4:08 PM PDT

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Flying With Birds Alexey Druzhinin/Agence France-Presse Getty Images; Pool photograph by Alexey Druzhinin; RIA Novosti/Reuters Vladimir Putin clockwise from top left: In Russia's far east forests tranquilizing a tiger; in Siberia; the ancient Greek city Phanagoria and in Siberian waters. FULL ARTICLE AT Newyork Times

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