Originally posted on Backyard and Beyond:
A Western Cattle Egret has been hanging out in Penn South, a co-op complex in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. There are damn few cattle thereabouts, but these birds, who in their original range (Africa, Middle East, Southern Europe) follow migrating ruminants who kick up a storm of bugs, are adaptable enough to get bugs and grubs where they may.Somehow… Continue reading Bubulcus ibis ibis
http://www.wanderlust.co.uk/planatrip/inspire-me/lists/africa-secret-national-parks-wildlife?utm_campaign=Resend%20of%2013%2F04%2F17&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_source=email&uid=38c8404d1dff64415c41ca14e18e5188 Continue reading 8 of Africa’s ‘secret’ National Parks every wildlife-lover should know about | Inspire Me | Wanderlust
Originally posted on Bonsai Iterate:
The Northern Virginia Bonsai Society has the spring show on display this weekend at the Fairfax location of Merrifield Garden Center.? I love that members of the society can show any tree. It’s a great opportunity to see what friends are working on, including works in progress. The chance to see trees in training is also a great way to… Continue reading NVBS Spring Show
Originally posted on Nomad By Trade:
While I was working in the Buffalo area, I had to stay out there for a weekend. Since it’s so close to Niagara Falls, and Niagara Falls is only a few hours from home, I invited my boyfriend to join me on a semi-work-funded mini-vacation. Niagara Falls is the perfect weekend destination. There’s just the right amount of scenery,… Continue reading A Weekend in Niagara Falls
Originally posted on BONSAI WALES:
Via Instagram http://ift.tt/2oJto1k Continue reading #bonsai by Mark Kennerly fully of flowers, shown at our club meeting last weekend. #bonsaiwales
Originally posted on Kitora no do:
Kitora no do View original post Continue reading Workshop di Salvatore e Andrea
Originally posted on Our Fine Feathered Friends:
All bird enthusiasts have their personal favorites among our feathered friends. Cardinals, bluebirds, robins and chickadees would certainly find a place in any Top 10 lists. What bird would top the list? I have no qualms predicting that the ruby-throated hummingbird would be a frontrunner for such a ranking. A male Ruby-throated Hummingbird seeks nectar at tiny blooms.… Continue reading Get ready to welcome spring’s returning hummingbirds
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