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SWSMusaf – by Dean Murray A U.S. Air Force airplane that landed in Moscow late Thursday (13 Feb) has sparked widespread speculation. The Gulfstream C-37B aircraft, tail number 09-0525, landed at the Russian capital’s Vnukovo Airport at approximately 10:50pm local time. The flight, tracked by Flightradar24, has sparked widespread speculation due to its unusual nature amidst U.S.-Russia talks on world issues. The aircraft departed earlier that day from a US Department of Defense facility in Camp Springs, Maryland, made a stop in Rotterdam, and then continued to Moscow. It remained on the ground for less than an hour before departing…

A U.S. Air Force airplane that landed in Moscow late Thursday (Feb. 13) has sparked widespread speculation. The Gulfstream C-37B aircraft, tail number 09-0525, landed at the Russian capital’s Vnukovo Airport at approximately 10:50 p.m. local time. The flight, tracked by Flightradar24, has sparked widespread speculation due to its unusual nature amidst U.S.-Russia talks on world issues. The aircraft departed earlier that day from a U.S. Department of Defense facility in Camp Springs, Maryland, made a stop in Rotterdam, and then continued to Moscow. It remained on the ground for less than an hour before departing westward to land in…

SWNAbirds – By Ed Chatterton A wildlife snapper has managed to capture stunning images of winter birds in flight – by photographing them through his kitchen window. Andrew Fusek-Peters, 59, used his own home as a makeshift hide in order to snap incredible images of visitors to his Shropshire garden. He spent a two month period waiting patiently to capture the likes of woodpeckers, bullfinches, long tailed tits, blue tits, nuthatches and greenfinches His photos show greenfinches fighting mid-air, a long tailed tit in full flight at dawn and a blue tit swooping for seeds at sunset. Andrew said he…