http://www.trogontours.net/newsletters/april_2017 Continue reading Trogon Tours, Inc. – April 2017

http://www.westerncapebirding.co.za/overberg/news/2332/report_on_the_buttonquail_bash_in_the_cape_agulhas_region Continue reading Western Cape Birding

Originally posted on BONSAI WALES:
Via Instagram http://ift.tt/2oPyQAX Continue reading My little #hornbeam #bonsai #stonemonkeyceramics #bonsaipot #vocbs #bonsaiwales

BONSAIKO After turning half a century this week, I was reflecting on the subject of age.  “Half a Century” sounds very old to us humans but when you think about it, relative to old things, fifty (50) years is practically just a small blip in the time radar.   Okay I maybe just making myself feel good here, you say.  I admit, there’s a little bit of that, but fortunately  I do have … Continue reading Why Do Trees Live a Long Time? – A Reflection about Age

Originally posted on Bonsai Eejit:
I’ve had the pleasure of watching the first four Tuesday Live Stream events on Mirai Live.com and thought it was time to deliver my thoughts on what I found. Ryan, and the Mirai Team (I now feel I know you all from my online lurking 🙂 ) gave me access to the Tier 3 level of the stream back on… Continue reading My Month Viewing Mirai Live

Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
Cape Vulture near De Hoop Reserve – R Hazell  Johannesburg, 6 April 2017: African’s vultures are in trouble. Most old-world vultures (vultures found in Africa, Europe, and Asia) have faced severe population declines and are on the edge of extinction. The Cape Vulture is found only in southern Africa, which means that South Africa has a special responsibility to… Continue reading Cape Vultures killed at wind farms

http://projectvulture.org.za/post-fledgling-dispersal-bearded-vultures-southern-africa/ Continue reading Post fledgling dispersal of Bearded Vultures in Southern Africa – Project Vulture

https://www.rspb.org.uk/community/wildlife/homesforwildlife/b/gardeningforwildlife/archive/2017/04/07/martin-megatropolis.aspx Continue reading Martin Megatropolis – Gardening for wildlife – Homes for Wildlife – The RSPB Community

Garden Route Birding – Day 3 – http://bryndekocks.com/blog/garden-route-birding-day-3/ Continue reading Shared from WordPress